Category: PLP Humanities

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School Based Democracy

Welcome to Schools, what is this good for? In this project, we have been working through the question of How we can change schools to make them better, ultimately presenting our work and theses...

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Tpol 2022/23

It’s that time of the year again, time for the Tpols. This year has been filled with, fun, pride, and some frustration. As well as quite a bit of sickness back in October and...

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Stories of Hope

My most recent projects was about Stories of Hope. We were answering the following driving question: What lessons and inspirations can we draw from the stories of individuals and communities that have faced tragedy...

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An Assessment of Hope in Stories

Cambridge dictionary defines hope as to want something to happen or to be true, and usually have a good reason to think that it might. In order to understand the role hope plays in stories...

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Macbeth, a Timeless Play?

In this blog post I will introduce the subject of our learning, Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” and the timeless themes it subjectively may portray. I will also go over my takeaways from the project as well...

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TPOL 2021/2

Good afternoon readers of my blog post, welcome to my TPOL. The timing of this blog post may not be the best because I have not yet written the blog posts for the two...

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The War and the Americans

WW II was a conflict of ideologies and great powers like no other. Although the conflict itself is interesting, you probably already have an understanding of the war. This is why my podcast episode...

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Feelings Before Facts

We learn lessons throughout life. This is also applicable to countries and entire civilizations. With a perfect understanding of the present, one may possess the ability to predict the future. But we also forget....