The Learning Portfolio of Lucas

If you’ve been on the internet for long enough, chances are you might’ve heard of Tor, or The Onion Router, which has been becoming widely talked about within the past few years due to its connection to the Deep Web and… Continue Reading →

The Golden Ratio, Phi, The Divine Proportion. These are all names for a very unique number or proportion which can be seen in nature, famous works of art, and architectural structures alike. In math, we’ve recently been learning about the… Continue Reading →

What do you know about the city you live in? It’s probably not a question that people are often asked but think about it, why do certain things happen in your city, why are some people treated differently than others?… Continue Reading →

So it’s safe to say that we’ve been learning a lot about Canada’s history recently. Actually, I wouldn’t even say recently, we’ve been working on Canada’s history since Grade 9! Anyways, we’ve already covered a large chunk of history that… Continue Reading →

Remember the first science post I made this year where I talked about how we didn’t have to do a lengthy project to start off the year? Well now it’s time to do a lengthy project filled with research and… Continue Reading →

Worker’s Rights. What does that mean to you? I hadn’t really thought about worker rights in the past as I, well, didn’t have a job. This year, my interest in worker’s rights has skyrocketed mainly for one reason. My age…… Continue Reading →

The War to End All Wars… A war that managed to trump all other battles in history at the time and permanently change the world as people knew it. WWI has been our focus in school since the beginning of… Continue Reading →

Trigonometry, sounds scary, right? Well, it kind of is. To start off our year in math, we were introduced to the subject of trigonometry and ratios. At the same time, we were also told right away that we would be… Continue Reading →

Been a while since a science post, huh? For the first project of the year in grade 10 science, we started things off a little differently… Instead of having a lengthy project filled with research, hypotheses, etc, our teacher went… Continue Reading →

Lots of us probably have a family member or know someone with a family member who has fought in WWI. It’s clear that a war as big as WWI would touch the lives of tens of millions of people across… Continue Reading →