on Habits are important. Even the small ones can make a big difference. Actually the smallest habits, or the Atomic Habits, are the most important habits, according to James Clear. If you don’t know who James Clear is, he’s the guy who wrote Atomic Habits, the book that this project is based on. The driving question… Continue Reading Habits
on Vacations are fun, Disney World is fun, and short videos are entertaining. Combine them all, then add school, and the result will be our viral video project. This project was very fun, as we actually went to Disney World to film TikTok videos of whatever we wanted. We each made five videos based off of… Continue Reading The takeover of short form video
on EXT. PARK ENTRANCE – GOLDEN HOUR (SUNRISE) ALL GROUP MEMBERS are walking through the PARK ENTRANCE B-ROLL: SHOP BROWSING NARRATOR (MAX) (V.O.) In 1940 Walt Disney Productions issued the first stock of Mickey Mouse merchandise, to further advertise his popular and soon to be historic films. These sales helped make Walt money, but he continue… Continue Reading Script
on How do Disney theme parks shape and influence the cultural, economic, psychological, and social experiences of visitors? This was the driving question for our project, and to answer it we made a video. To make the video we were split into groups, and I was in a group with Mateo, Max L, Patrick, Faith, and… Continue Reading Marketing for Merchandise
on I had many opportunities to start this post with a corny overused Romeo quote, but I didn’t. No need to thank me. If you haven’t heard of Romeo and you have no idea what I’m talking about, have you been living under a rock since 1591? If you have, then this blog post is for… Continue Reading Romeo, Romeo, Why Didn’t Thee Regist’r as a Canadian Citizen
on “Thank you for coming to my presentation of learning. I am the expert on my own learning. I am also responsible and accountable for my own learning. You can expect me to give an honest evaluation of my progress. We will discuss my strengths and opportunities for growth. Thank you in advance for listening and… Continue Reading mPOL
on So, if you are in PLP, if you are a PLP teacher, or if you have been reading my blogs, you would know that about a year ago, PLP went to Loon Lake. Well we went a second time, and this time was surprisingly different. There are a few things that I will leave out… Continue Reading Loon lake
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on A middle aged man stands atop a tower on a massive wall. The wall appears to be made of stone, and stands about 20 feet high. In front of the man is a fire pit, but there does not seem to be any fire. The man stands at his post, looking for something. Then he… Continue Reading Gold Story
on Hello everybody. Welcome back to my blog! This is the first blog post of the entire year! Well actually it’s just the first blog post of the term. Unless you count the Disney world posts. Then this is the first blog post of grade 10. That still has to be an achievement, right? Anyway, the… Continue Reading Digging for Gold