- What am I learning? How two pick and answer questions to videos and text we look or listen to
- How does this show my learning? That we can pick and answer questions
- What am I wondering? that next time it would be a little easier.
Friday, February 28, 2020
Critical literacy#4
CL Group Work Sheet
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Richard Pearse Timeline
In business study today we have been working to find out who Richard Pearse here is a timeline.
I found out he made the fist engine plane.
In business study today and lust Leeson I have been working on a fact profile on Richard Pearse.
Here is my fact profile
I found out he made the fist engine plane.
In business study today and lust Leeson I have been working on a fact profile on Richard Pearse.
Here is my fact profile
Complet the sentence in own words
Today in social studies today I have been working on to finish the sentence in my own word here are the word I had to do, Human Rights, Change, Freedom, Equality, Protest and Justice.
Here is my work with the words.
Here is my work with the words.
Human Rights-Everyone has rights to do what they want
Change- A change when something has gone another way like when someone has been taking away and you a now free
Freedom-To have fun and not do anything you do/not want to do
Equality-Everyone has the same right and shared right equality
Protest-When someone takes action to save the day
Justice-Be safe from whatever was harming or controlling you
Justice-Be safe from whatever was harming or controlling you
Iqbal Masih’s story
In social studies, We have been reading a book named Iqbal, In this activity, We had to fill in the gaps to make the story here is my fill the gaps story.
Iqbal Masih’s story
Iqbal’s mother received a loan of 5000 rupees in Iqbal’s name from his employer, (about $NZ200) after Iqbal had been working in a carpet factory in Pakistan for two years. To repay the 1___Loan____ Iqbal had to work up to 2___Twelve________ hours a day, 3_________Six__ days a week on a carpet loam. He was malnourished and often 4_______Beaten______. After six years of hard labour the debt had increased to 5_______13000______ rupees (NZ$518). In 1992, when he was 10 years old, Iqbal attended a meeting of the Bonded Labour Liberation Front (BLLF). Where, 6______Inspired___ by what he heard, he gave an impassioned speech about his life. During the 7____________Meeting___ he learnt about his 8____Rights_______ and, with the help of a BLLF lawyer, 9____Drafted__________ a letter of 10__Freedom__________, which he gave to the owner. He never returned to the carpet factory. Instead, freedom inspired Iqbal to 11_______Campaign____ for the human rights of other children caught in the trap of 12________Bonded___ labour. For the next two years, he spoke out, campaigned and lobbied for an end to 13__Bondage________, estimated to affect more than half a 14_____Million___ children in Pakistan alone.
As Iqbal’s campaigning and profile increased, he started to receive more 15______Threats____ to his life. Such was his dedication and commitment, Iqbal 16__________Refused__ to stop his campaigning. In April 1995 while 17________Cycling_____ near his home town, he was shot dead.
The suspicious circumstances surrounding his death fits a pattern of collusion between 18____Powerful______ business families, 19_______Political______ groups and local police authorities, which has resulted in other threats and killings. Despite an initial 20 _______Investigation____, Iqbal’s murder remains unsolved.
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Critical literacy#3
1. Synopsis- what happened in the video
-Four guys went to a dinking place and the driver was a sober and he was not meant to drink but he sucks off and took a few drinks and then on the way home they crushed and there was only 3 left.
2. Synopsis- what happened in the video
There were at a party and one person thought in his head there will be a crash so he said to the driver that was going home not to go you are to frunk so crash here at my house.
Is this text fair? No, it is targeting the young adults P I
How are teenagers or young adults constructed in this text? give us the stereotype that young adults are inrsbosabal when dunk and have alcohol
How does the text present age, gender or cultural groups?
fewer women drinking cas men drink more than women and not a lot of women in the text the women and mals age between 18 20.making the men diking out of control and dress and how they acted.
Why is the text written this way?
To show what can happen when you drink and drive, they want you to remember not to drink and drive
Friday, February 21, 2020
Critical literacy#2
Putting it into practice
representations roles of men and women
I saw how the women back in the day had to wear nices cloths to clean up
The women had to do the indoor work when the men do the lawes work at shops
My life is better with men
Song#1 Somewhere it is green
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=YIvpOIUqKKA&feature=emb_logo
This one is loud
Nice clothing
Don't need a boyfriend
women prove that they are better than the men
My life is better without a man
Song#2 I am so much better
representations roles of men and women
I saw how the women back in the day had to wear nices cloths to clean up
The women had to do the indoor work when the men do the lawes work at shops
My life is better with men
Song#1 Somewhere it is green
This one is loud
Nice clothing
Don't need a boyfriend
women prove that they are better than the men
My life is better without a man
Song#2 I am so much better
Questions
11. How are adults constructed in this text? Women should be second to males in both of the videos
28. What kind of social reality does this text portray? Life was not fun-people don't want to do things outdoors their stereotypes men in the garden doing lawns & women in the kitchen cleaning and cooking.
29. How does this text construct a version of reality? from back in history-find examples of props and settings that actually existed in the time period.
34. What different interpretations of the text are possible?-Yes we can see that a shift from men being positive to being put down, we can view the shift in society and cultural values
Mathes reflecshin
The weeks L.O
Work as a group to outcome determine an optimal strategy
U can use a whole lot of emojis instead of numbers.
Today in math we worked on how 6 disks can fit in different shapes.
We also did how many sides painted on a rubricks cube
Homeconmuicks
1 making sure our bord a clean and we use the right bord and knife for the right food
2 texture/ it was nice and slimy with the mayonnaise and the mused
2 texture/ it was nice and slimy with the mayonnaise and the mused
Thursday, February 20, 2020
Harriet Tubman-Spirtuals social studies
In social studies, I have been working on finding out who Harriet Tubman.
I had to find out what she is famous for,
What is the Underground Railroad and
What are spirituals and how this helped the slaves?
Here is my work.
Friday, February 14, 2020
English 10 mintes stater
For the last few days in English for the ten minutes stater, I picked to do all about me here it is hope you like it, I hope you learn something about me.
what have I lernt in maths this week
This week in maths I have leant how to make squares into steps we made blooks to make them up we got up to figure 22 or some think.
Thursday, February 13, 2020
African slave trade triangle
Using My Maps on Google, I want you to create a new map and name it Atlantic Slave Trade.
Here is the slide show of what to do
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
buesniess study
Here are some scarce items 14/10 there was meant to be ten had more ideas
1.Water
2.money
3.anmails
4.sheter
5.vegaval
6.oil
7.gold
8.dimond
9.coal
10.trees/wood
11.time
12.iron
13.co co beans
14.gas
Keywords
1.Water
2.money
3.anmails
4.sheter
5.vegaval
6.oil
7.gold
8.dimond
9.coal
10.trees/wood
11.time
12.iron
13.co co beans
14.gas
Keywords
Keyword
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My definition
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Definition
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Renewable resources
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A regrow
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Is a natural resource
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Non-Renewable resources
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Can not regrow
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Resource of economic value that cannot be readily replaced by natural
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Land
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NA
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Land Information New Zealand is the public service
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entrepreneur
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NA
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A person that starts up a business
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capital
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Money/work other work people do
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The city or town that functions as the seat of government
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Tuesday, February 11, 2020
Critical literacy
What is a text/-something you read/newspaper/tv/broadcast/posters/advert/cooler of the wall in the classroom? something we can get info from hears read. question how and why a text was made.
Bias- favourite to one person
Bias- favourite to one person
Source-a place you can get info from
Credible- believing/trustworthy/understand facts
Authority- Power over you/ orders/do different things/ranks
Reliable- trusted/relying on the websites you pick
Perspective-different opinion
Agenda-Plan what you will do
Manipulate influence them to do it
Text headings and questions
Construction something that is put together
Representation works of art
Stereotype how we see them as them
Bias you are the favourite and they like you better
Inclusion that which is included.
Exclusion of the act or process of excluding
Masculine Any that involves men or boys
Feminine anything to do with women
What am I learning-words from Critical literacy
How does this show my learning-how I started to learn some new word
What am I wondering-How can I put this in a sentence
Task 2: Get Questioning
- Inclusion in a text-
- Exclusion in a text-
- Representation in a text-
- focus- RepresentationsVocab to include- Construction, Stereotypes, AgendaQuestions- 11 want to live there best lifeConclude- What conclusions have we drawn about
- Questions?
- , 12, 23, 27
Monday, February 10, 2020
Human rights-social studeis
1. What are you learning so far we have the right to do and not get made to be a slave
2. What is the most interesting thing you have learned we have the right to do things? 3. Explain what your work is and how it links to the topic
Here is the site were all the 30 rights are United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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