Here is my reflection about Pre-Calculus 11 and my learning process so far.
I hope you enjoy!
Here is my reflection about Pre-Calculus 11 and my learning process so far.
I hope you enjoy!
Our One-Twenty assignment was about choosing four numbers of our choice. After that, we had to create as many equations as we could for every solution from negative ten to positive twenty, including zero. Finally, we had to create a good copy and explain why we chose our four numbers.
For me, I chose the numbers two, eight, one and seven. The two and the eight stand for my birthday and month, and the one and seven are for my favorite numbers as well as my soccer jersey number.
Here is a photo of my final One-Twenty solutions:
For this assignment, I had to use Creative Thinking because this assignment took a lot of time to think of solutions, what to create with only four numbers, and how to excel with the final product. I was also willing to take risks with my work until I found a solution that worked!
This is my Edubolg post about my Core Competencies Reflection on my paragraph about a book that we read in my French class called Zone.
My reflection is about my efforts used to create my paragraph and about my reflection process.
Here is my Core Competencies Self Assessment from my Éducation de la Vie Professionnel 10 class.
In this reflection I answered the question and explained my answer from previous questions about the Core Competencies given by the curriculum of British Columbia.
Here is the link to my reflection below, enjoy!
This is my reflection based on my Foods 10 class and my scones lab with my group, where I write about my experiences with my class, group, and presentation skills.
This is my Core Competencies Self-Assessment Reflection on my process with my English Tic Tac Toe Assignment, where I describe my process and what I did with Critical and Creative Thinking.
This is my Core Competencies Self-Assessment Reflection on my process through writing my Friday Writes in English, where I describe my process and what I did with the help of Critical and Creative Thinking.
This semester in Science 9, I learned many new things about the Periodic Table, circuits and electricity, cells and the reproduction cycles, and climate change.
Safety
During the start of Science 9, we learned about the health and warning symbols on daily and household products that we should be aware of, such as the corrosive sign, the health hazard sign, the compressed gas symbol, and the flammable symbol. Each symbol or sign has its own meaning of what it means and what it does so you can protect yourself and others around you.
For example, the compressed gas sign means that whatever is being compressed is a gas and can exploded out the material if not cautious with the product.
Chemistry
During our chemistry unit this year, we learned about the periodic table and their groups, families, and features. I also got to familiarise myself with the table and how it was arranged, some other compounds that weren’t on the periodic table, polyatomic ions, element features, and their chemical reactions to other substances.
For our final chemistry project, we had to choose an element and do some research on it as well. For example, the element that I chose to research was platinum which is made to make records with.
Physics
Throughout our physics unit, we learned about Ohms Law along with voltage, current, and resistance. We also learned how to read resistors with their different coloured bands, how to read a voltmeter and an ammeter with one, five, and ten volts for a voltmeter or amps for an ammeter.
For our lab, we did the Currents of the Kitchen Lab where we had to make a circuit with fruits from our home.
My group and I used half a lemon, half a potato and a whole banana. We then had to try and make an LED light turn on with only using the food that we had. We made series and parallel circuits and we learned how electricity moves through different objects.
Biology
Our Biology unit was full of new things that needed to be learned, such as mitosis, meiosis, the cell cycle, cell division, and reproduction. We learned all of this with the help of our may learning experiences along labs, worksheets, and group projects.
Here are some pictures of the projects we did during our biology unit of Science 9 with Mr. Robinson.
Climate Change
With climate change, we’ve learned about the carbon in our air, the four spheres to our Earth, biotic and abiotic factors, and what we can do to help make a change.
We also made our own innovation to help solve climate change called the Carbon Compressor and Collector in Minecraft with the help of Elandi and Emily.
Skype With Catherine
With Catherine, we learned how most girls can’t go to school because of pregnancies or because of the commute to the school itself.
That can be hard on them, especially without water or it being so far away to reach. Climate change is even a bigger factor in Uganda because of it’s rising heat temperatures nowadays.
Here is a picture of all the questions we asked Catherine:
My Core Competencies Reflection:
Here is the link to the document:
Riverside CC’s Self Assessment Document – Reflection
Here is our add for our project that my group and I made together:
Here is my reflection:
Communication
Collaboration
I think that my group and I did a fantastic job on our collaboration part of the project. We all worked great together on the project and distributed our tasks evenly, even if one of us weren’t present in class. For example, whenever someone had a dance competition, or had an important appointment to attended to, or was even not feeling well, we all still did our part of the project along with the rest of our group members.
Whenever one of us had a new or interesting idea to share with the rest of the group, we all listened together and shared any other ideas that we came up with. When one of our ideas wasn’t quite clear, we would build upon the original idea as a base and have an even better idea then we did before.
Whenever there was a problem that we came across as a group, we all resolved it together. When we needed to create a box for the board game itself or we needed to review some of the cards and their spelling, we all did that together as a group.
I think we all did an incredible job on our collaboration part of the project.
Communicating
For our communication part of the project, I think we could have improved on a few things together as a group. For focusing on the intent and the purpose of the project, we all understood that this was a group project and that we had to create an engaging and interactive board game, but at some points we focused on the little details too much and less on the bigger picture. We would focus on the small point of view in front of us, but we didn’t really take a step back to look and to see the bigger picture.
Along with that, we presented our information well to everyone, but some spots still could have been a bit more clear as well. Other than that, I feel that we all did an outstanding job on our project together.
For this project, we were told to get into groups and to choose a topic between First Nations social issues or a residential school across Canada. My group and I decided on residential schools, we then started our research, then what we were going to say, and finally we recorded it.
We chose a residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia called Kamloops Indian Residential School. This was also the school that found the 215 bodies in May 2021.
While creating this assignment, we experienced how to use Audacity, working together as a group, dividing subject amongst each other, and more about the Kamloops Indian Residential School. I’ve used Audacity before, but it was a while ago, so it was nice to use it again for this project. We worked really well together as a group; we communicated very well, divided parts of the project equally, and we had fun doing it too.
With researching, our group started on the school websites such as Gale, Curio, and Topic Finder. We found a lot of useful information for our podcast in videos and articles.
Some obstacles that we encountered during this project were when we messed up while recording, adding the music in the background, putting all of the information and notes together, and knowing what everyone was going to say.
Some ways that I communicated my learning of this project was during this project when we created our podcast, I took a lot of detailed notes and I put a lot of thought into them. I am also sharing this information with my peers, teachers, and classmates so everyone else can learn more about the wrong that we’ve done to First Nations peoples of Canada.
Here is our Indigenous Exploration project on the Kamloops Indian Residential School:
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