on Hey guys, it may come as a surprise to some of you but although most of what we do in Humanities falls under the umbrella of social studies, the course itself is supposed to be both socials and english. This most recent project can attest to that. We were tasked with writing a persuasive text… Continue Reading Persuasion to Progress
on Hey guys, as always with these posts, we have just finished our most recent project in the PLP 11/12 cohort. This particular project continued on from where in history we had left off, after WWII and into the Cold War and also happened to include our Shakespeare play for the year, Macbeth. Now you may… Continue Reading Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow…
on Hey guys, it’s close to two years since I’ve had to do a mPOL and yet the nerves that come with them are still exactly the same. This year has been interesting to say the least, with everyone still getting used to the semester system and the two hours classes most of the projects we… Continue Reading 2 Years Later It’s Time for mPOLs again
on It seems as though every project we do focuses a lot more on the socials side of humanities compared to the English side of it. This project was going to be no different, but because of the extra week off we got after winter break, our project focused solely on English. Specifically, on poetry, songs,… Continue Reading Songs of the Soul
on The Winter Exhibition has come and gone once again and with it, our main project for the semester. Based on my previous blog posts you could probably come to the conclusion that we were focusing on Hiroshima, or more specifically the bomb that was used to destroy it. However, that’s not really the full extent… Continue Reading Hiroshima and The Weight of Morals
on I’m sure that the majority of you who are reading this have heard about Hiroshima, it was the first ever use of an atomic weapon on a population and the first time the world had ever witnessed such power. I’m also sure many of you have also read the book Hiroshima by John Hersey and… Continue Reading Is Hiroshima Still Relevant Today?
on Planes are not something one often thinks about in their day to day lives, they offer transportation around the world for both people and things and for many that is all the thought towards them that they deserve. Planes have become an everyday part of society, so much so that it’s almost impossible to imagine… Continue Reading How the Airplane Changed the World
on Hey guys, the first project of the year has just come to a close and as with every project comes reflection. This project is no exception. As you may have already been able to tell by my previous couple of posts, this project came in the wake of the Canadian federal election that had taken… Continue Reading We The People
on The Dominion Revival Party. It’s a name that gives promises of control and power for the government and yet our goal is to give the power back to the people. The Canadian Government, for all of it’s merits, is bogged down by laws of old; stopping proper representation of the Canadian people in many levels… Continue Reading A Party for the People
on The 2021 Canadian Federal election has just concluded with the Liberals winning another minority government. In fact, when you look at how many ridings they ended up winning, I wouldn’t be surprised if your would come to the conclusion that they had won by at least a bit more of the votes than then the… Continue Reading The Issue With Election Ridings
