Category Maker
Iβve always considered myself to be an effective person, in everything I do, but after reading The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey Iβve realized being effective isnβt just about getting things done quickly and easily. Iβve… Continue Reading →
As our final project of quarter two is coming to an end itβs time to reflect on the learning weβve done. Over the course of four weeks, we created six videos with an essential question for each. However, the driving… Continue Reading →
To wrap up the first half of quarter two, our latest project has come to an end and it was a weird one to say the least. Tying back in with our revolution topic, this time instead of focusing on… Continue Reading →
After another long week of constant learning and creating, weβve finally found ourselves and the end of our latest project titled βStorm The Barricades.β Iβve already covered the first half of this project in a formative post so if you… Continue Reading →
Usually the only posts I write on here are to bring a project to an end, but with the amount of work we are doing, I will be writing what I learned half way through the course of the project…. Continue Reading →
Now that things are somewhat back to normal and everyday life is slowly moving on the right track, this means schools have reopened but many safety precautions have been put in play. So this year, instead of having four classes… Continue Reading →
Over the course of 4 weeks, our Maker 8 class has been practicing our photography skills alongside our story telling capabilities to build a photoessay that answers our driving question βhow can we as photo journalists tell stories of our… Continue Reading →
Just before the winter break, usΒ PLP eights completed a unit based on Star Wars that was accompanied by our driving question; How might I design and build an answer to my own inquiry? The end product of this project consisted… Continue Reading →
2 weeks ago we started a new project in our Maker class called, βThe Power Of A Pencil.β If you couldnβt guess it was about drawing in different styles and working with the tools we have. There were 5 main… Continue Reading →