The Final Thought: Extreme! Welcome back one and all to the last blog post on blog44.ca/sepausd. My time in PLP and high school has come to an end, and it has truly been an honour speaking to you fine internet people. For this last PLP project, we took a look at all things extreme, fitting, […]
Category: Humanities
Thought 67: Terrorism: A Skill Sprint 🏃
I know all my Sepaus-heads reading this are tired of the last few blog posts for being so long, so I’ve got a treat for those of you. This newest blog post is on the shortest project in PLP history, a Skill Sprint on Terrorism. You’re probably wondering “what is a skill sprint?” And for […]
Thought 66: Past Forward ➡️
How can stories of social activism and change from the past inspire us to create a positive impact in our communities today? Welcome one and all to one of the last posts on this blog, focusing on a major PLP project and our final field study. For this project, we were investigating the history of […]
Thought 64: Who Runs The World? 🙋♀️
What’s up blog. Today we’re talking about the secrets of the modern world. Who’s running this whole thing? Is it the government? Is it the illuminati? Is it me? The answer to all of them is no. The people really running the world are closer than you think: Women. History shows that women have been […]
Thought 62: Dystopic Art 👁️
Thought 62: Dystopic Art How can conceptual art shine a spotlight on dark parts of our society? How are all my Sepaus-enthusiasts doing so far this year? It’s time for the first blog post of PLP 12. You may be wondering why so long without a blog post, and that is because we are technically […]
Thought 61: Cat and Maus 🐭 + Spring Exhibition + BC First Peoples
How can multi-modal communication enhance our ability to humanize and understand complex issues? Welcome back, to the final blog post of PLP 11. The main project we did was Cat and Maus, which I’ll explain soon, but this blog post will also be going into our Spring Exhibition, and a whole other PLP-ish class I […]
Thought 59: Fear Factor 💥
How has fear been used as a political, defensive, and cultural tool to shape our society? Welcome back to my blog, for probably the biggest blog post I have written. This one has it all; it has explosions, television, war, culture, the Grand Canyon, and a freaky little convenience store called Omega Mart. This project […]
Thought 58: I Became a Dictator
Why do politics matter and why should I bother? Greetings subjects of Danialistan! It is with great pleasure that I announce the completion of my 58th thought! For this most recent PLP exploration in humanity, we discussed politics; why don’t young people care, and how do we get them to? Personally, I am really fascinated […]
Thought 57: UPLOAD YOUR BRAIN 🧠
How can we use a formal debate to convince and audience we’re right? Welcome back to my blog. Sorry it’s been a while. I just woke up from a long nap. This project was all about debate. Eventually, our final product would be a formal debate against another student, presented at the PLP Winter Exhibition. […]
Thought 56 Pt. 1: A Message to the Youth
How to NOT Peak in High School Prologue: A Portrait of a Failed Man Let me paint a picture for you: You, age 25, show up at Seycove because you need something to do with your time, other than being able to hold a job for a month at a time. You park your car […]