Math: Initial Thoughts
Attached below is the audio file in which I answer all the questions.
Attached below is the audio file in which I answer all the questions.
Learning Outcomes: LO4 – Show commitment to and perseverance in CAS experiences. Students can articulate the stages from conceiving an idea to executing a plan for a CAS experience or series of CAS experiences. My biggest worry before the CAS assembly was that afterwards, I would think of CAS as a huge burden, something that … [Read more…]
The most obvious answer is the European colonials, who bought and transported around 12 million Africans over four centuries. It is estimated that one million to two million probably died during this crossing of the Atlantic. However, Africans had practised slavery for hundreds of years before the Europeans got there. During that period, most slaves … [Read more…]
The Bioaccumulation of Mercury By John Brennan In his article, John Brennan discusses the impact biomagnification of mercury within bodies of water in temperate forests has on birds and otters. Link: https://sciencing.com/examples-bioaccumulation-mercury-4581.html Fish-eating birds are a common example of the bioaccumulation of mercury. Birds such as osprey, herons, loons, and certain eagles eat freshwater fish. These … [Read more…]
The pressures art students in Singapore must face in pursuing their passions “People in Singapore often do not see the value in art,” says Anna Scola, a School Of The Arts (SOTA) graduate. In Singapore, there is an apparent lack of appreciation for different forms of art, which results in many students who study art … [Read more…]
Leningrad was one of Germany’s initial targets and in order to gain control of it, it set up a siege that lasted 872 days – from September 8th, 1941 to January 27, 1944. Over the course of the siege, approximately 632,000 people died from various causes including bombings from the German army, extreme weather conditions, … [Read more…]
What is Hands On? Hands On is compromised of a team of people who come together each week to manage donations from staff, parents, and students. Members of Hands On organize these donations in order to help Global Concerns transport them to the organizations they are involved with. How did the service impact the community? … [Read more…]
Alex Scola Self-Evaluation The Learning Farm My Learning: What information did you learn in preparation for the Critical Challenge project? I think that I have learned a lot throughout this Critical Challenge. I have picked up a lot of raw knowledge and understanding of botany from the extensive research done online and through interviews with … [Read more…]
What assumptions did you bring to this session? What expectations did you have? Although I try not to have too many predispositions, I think it is human nature to have some judgements in the back of our heads. In this case, the judgements I had were that she was almost completely incapable of performing any basic … [Read more…]
Sand: How has this session clarified what it means to think like a writer? Whenever I try to write poetry or just any sort of story(which I enjoy doing, but don’t do often), I usually find myself hitting a wall, unable to find a starting point. I find it very hard to be inspired … [Read more…]