A look into my experience as a PLP Learner!
Setting the Stage As we begin this debate project, I’m starting to understand how different debate is from a regular presentation. It isn’t only about preparing a strong argument. It involves reacting in real time, understanding what your opponent aims for, and adjusting your strategy while you speak. Watching The Great Debaters made that clear.Continue reading Echoes Of Pandora: My learning goals
Revisiting My Learning Intention At the start of this project, my goal was to improve how I manage my time and stay organised when things get busy. I wanted to build better habits, especially around keeping track of deadlines. This project gave me a chance to actually practise that, and I noticed real progress. I followedContinue reading Fallout^2 Reflection: Living in the shadow of fear
What I Understand So Far Anthropology is the study of humans and cultures, focusing on how people live, what they believe, and how they express themselves. From our earlier learning in the BCFP course, I already understand that culture shapes the way people view the world and that perspective affects interpretation. This connects toContinue reading Adopting an Anthropological Perspective
In my Manhattan Project film, I focused on the ethics behind creating the atomic bomb and how that one invention completely changed the world. That project helped me see how science and morality can collide, and how decisions made during war can affect the way we think about responsibility. For my Fallout² companion piece, IContinue reading A World on the Edge: How Fear Shaped Life After the Bomb
This project helped me understand the Manhattan Project in a way that felt real and human. I learned how science, ethics, and history can connect in ways that still matter today. The research I did on Hiroshima, Oppenheimer, and the global impact of the bomb helped me see how a single decision can shape theContinue reading The Manhattan Project, Project?
I never expected a bomb to raise so many questions. When I think about the Manhattan Project, it is not just a piece of history. It feels more like a mirror showing how science, ethics, and society can collide in ways nobody expected. Hiroshima is the clearest example of this. In 1945, the atomic bombContinue reading Intentions for the Manhattan Project
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 andContinue reading Grade 10 Tpol!
At the start of this project, I thought I’d be focusing on rides, shows, or some crazy piece of technology that makes Disney feel like, well, Disney. But once I actually got to the parks, something else stood out. It wasn’t a big moment or anything loud. It was a cast member waving to aContinue reading Making Change!
Breaking news! Tensions are rising as Soviet Russia and America compete in a nuclear arms race. If only there was a way to forget all those worries and just relax… Wait, I know! A radio play! Welcome back to my blog. This post is about my latest Humanities project called “Hey Boomer,” where we focusedContinue reading Hey Boomer!
Essential Question: In what ways does social media affect the choices we make with our body? For this project, I was tasked with creating a video that explores a topic related to health and fitness, while addressing the ways social media influences how we perceive our bodies. At first, I thought this would be aContinue reading Healthy ever after