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I never really cared much about politics. In the media, I’ve always thought there was a lot of conflict and strong emotions surrounding different political issues and how they’re handled. Even though I’m personally invested in some political issues more… Continue Reading →
I was never a particularly good public speaker. And, going into our debate project, I knew that public speaking would be inevitable. I think the reason why public speaking has always scared me is because I have always felt that… Continue Reading →
How did the development of the atomic bomb change the world? The Manhattan Project was one of those topics that I knew I would eventually learn about in PLP. It was one of those things that you’d always see older… Continue Reading →
I did not know what I was getting into when I first applied to join PLP (Performance Learning Program) in 2020. At the time, my two childhood best friends (Ava and Sabrina) were both interested in applying, so I decided… Continue Reading →
Hello! I’m Ariane and (if you have yet to stalk my blog,) I’m in PLP 11. For our first project of the year, our cohort used rhetorical analysis and practiced academic writing in order to write an individual piece of… Continue Reading →
Whenever I start a blog post, I feel an overwhelming amount of pressure for it to be unique, captivating, and thoughtful. Then I realize that these impossibly high standards I set for myself combined with burn out are preventing me… Continue Reading →
🌲How do tourist attractions shape and influence the cultural, economic, psychological, and social experiences of visitors?🌲 We started this semester by being introduced to Craft, a powerful app that could be utilized for note taking (or, as we like to… Continue Reading →
How can I organize my understanding of Theme as it relates to Romeo and Juliet? HELLO INTERNET. Our final PLP Humanities 10 project of the semester was on Romeo and Juliet, which I was hoping you would pick up on based… Continue Reading →
I never thought I would dress up as a supremacist while presenting a project about the importance of apologies towards victims of discrimination and racism in Canada’s history, yet PLP has surprised me once again. Our latest Humanities 10 project… Continue Reading →
“How did the discovery of gold shape our province and its people?” During the final months of Humanities 9 in late spring, our class was going to participate in a project called “GOLD!”, led by Mr. Hughes. Instead, that project… Continue Reading →
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