Hello all, it’s been a while. Welcome back to my blog, today marks the first day/post of my weekly reflections. This week has been a low point for the quarter, despite starting off the week really strong with getting a 93 on my physics test and wrapping up my last project in humanities fairly strong […]
Category: Humanities
Podcast Number 1
Hello all, welcome back to my blog, I’m back here for the third blog of 2020 (I still don’t know how to start these off right), anyways it’s been another unit for the sorta PLP Cohort and I, this time not tasked with making a video or play, instead we stripped both of those down […]
Poetry Post (6 months later)
Hello all, welcome back to another blog, today’s topic is the poetry unit that the PLP cohort and I embarked on in October of this year. I have never really been a fan of most traditional poems, and I can say this unit has sort of changed my opinion on it. For this unit we […]
Romeo & Juliet (yay)
New unit, new blog, you already know how this goes, this time around myself and the rest of the PLP 10 “class” were tasked with studying Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet” and then presenting a one man/women parody of a Romeo and Juliet scene to show the timeless nature of said play. I wasn’t a huge […]
WW2 And Books, And Also Movie Trailers.
Another blog post, another unit with PLP, grab some popcorn because this ones about the WW2 trailer unit, for this unit our class was divided into groups and tasked with making a trailer for a book about WW2, my group consisted of Jordyn, Anika, and Caleb, our book was Salt to The Sea, by Ruta […]
Totally Tubular Totalitarianism
Ah yes, another year, another unit, another blog, welcome back to the first addition to my blog in 2019, the PLP cohort started this year off with a unit on the interwar years and how to make a perfect essay. More importantly we started this year off with a new driving question, “What Makes an […]
Artillery Review
Greetings all welcome back to another blog today the topic of discussion is: the Great War, despite its ironic namesake, there are aspects of ww1 that were great including but not limited to the awesome weapon technology that were used in ww1 more specifically, artillery! In fact, I even made a slightly above mediocre video […]
Lord Duran Duran… Wait no
Welcome back to another blog eh? Today I’m going to be talking about (typing, really) our heritage minute project, you can watch the finished version right here. But wait, what is a Heritage Minute? You ask. Well a heritage minute is a minute long video that depicts an important part of Canadian history. These aired […]
PLP 9 Explores The Lower Mainland And Also Smithers
Earlier in February the PLP 9 class (which includes myself) went to victoria for the second field study of this school year. Every student in the class was assigned a place or person to study before the trip, we visited each place and/or gravesite of the person. This was my first field study with PLP […]
Half A Year in Review
Alright so welcome to my very first mpol blog. For this post, I’m going to go through a simple formula where I will talk about all the projects I’ve done in a subject and then talk about a challenge I had with the project and something I liked about it. Hope you enjoy. Humanities This […]