Tag Humanities
Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire. Schindler’s List In 1993, Steven Spielberg released a movie… But it was not just any movie. It was one of the movies. An incredible piece of cinema that stood out in a… Continue Reading →
✨DRIVING QUESTION✨ How can you showcase evidence to demonstrate that PLP Success Behaviours have prepared you to advance to the next grade? ✨POL DECLARATION✨ “Thank you for coming to my presentation of learning. I am the expert on my… Continue Reading →
(Hmm… This animation looks familiar…) Driving Question “How do we convince young people that they should vote?” I was never one for politics. Actually, that’s a lie. Yes, I’m into historical politics… I love reading everything from King Henry and… Continue Reading →
Driving Question “How can we use a formal debate to convince an audience we’re right?” What does it mean to be a superhero? A cape. A mask. A secret identity. …Or is it more than that? I thought I knew… Continue Reading →
Oh no. Here we go again! School has been different this year. I don’t have scimatics anymore, and instead, I have to take “regular classes” like math and science (no iPads here!) It’s been quite hectic getting used to grade… Continue Reading →
(The Exhibition Poster that Ariane, Sabrina, and I created) In case you didn’t know, PLP also has seasonal exhibitions where we can showcase our work with the Seycove community, including our parents and teachers. (I recommend that you check out… Continue Reading →
It’s officially only a couple days left until summer, and I can’t wait to sleep more! However, I still have to present one final reflection of the learning I’ve experienced this year… or rather my tPol (transitional presentation of learning)…. Continue Reading →
Hello there inhabitants of the planet Earth! I’m proud to present to you… the third blog post I’ve written this week. Please keep your hands, arms, and lightsabers inside the vehicle at all times, because WE’RE GOING ON AN ADVENTURE! It’s mPOLs… Continue Reading →
Seeing Grey Click to read this book, made with Book Creator https://read.bookcreator.com I will start this blog post with an excerpt from my new favourite poem: “Sssnnnwhuffffll? Hnwhuffl hhnnwfl Hnfl hfl?” – The Loch Ness Monster’s Song by Edwin Morgan. … Continue Reading →
(Mr. Harris in a fancy HOT PINK Marie Antoinette wig.) What makes a revolution effective? How can we determine the effectiveness of a revolution? What is the anatomy of a revolution? Why do revolutions happen? Do all revolutions follow the… Continue Reading →