Sunday, February 4, 2018

Media Literacy debrief, Homework & Term 1 work, inspiring videos on responsibility and hard work, TRIangles

Media Literacy

This will have to wait until this coming Friday's Media Literacy class.

These two examples of ads were tagged for the specific slogans they use but we did not get around to starting this exercise.  Instead, I used one of these ads to help the class complete last week's exercise on applying the Key Concepts (of Media Literacy) to a series of ads.

For Concept #2, the President's Choice ad might receive a different response or interpretation if you happened to be a Vegan, Jewish, or Muslim (because of the ham).  At least 1 of the 6 concepts were applied to the package of print advertising given out two weeks ago.

An older Health/Media Literacy assignment had us learn that "breakfast loves Nutella."  This is an example of a slogan which fails to mention that Nutella contains, in 2 tablespoons,  five and a half teaspoons or 5 and a half packets of sugar (http://www.businessinsider.com/nutella-has-the-same-sugar-as-five-oreos-2013-10).

I of I (Item of Interest):
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/food/eat/reddit-image-claims-to-identify-exactly-what-ingredients-goes-into-a-jar-of-nutella/news-story/3bf3f47750cd1c72c5f43fad4e4d377f

Term 1 work:

Homework assignments are written on the Homework board, usually on GC, and then onto the Homework chart in the class.  These items relate to the 2 video postings down below, which relate to the key idea of being RESPONSIBLE for your learning.

homework board
Top portion of the Homework tracking chart, which is posted in the class and updated for COMPLETION or INCOMPLETION of items

Inspiring videos (related to the completion of incompletion of Term 1 work)

 Will Smith on Fault versus Responsibility:


Young boy in Trinidad on honest and hard work:

Mathematics

The Homework and more in-depth notes can be found on GC, but here are some useful items related to the next stage of our Geometry unit.
Nice Work!

old photo: parallel lines, transversals, and TRIangles!

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