Comment on Document of learning : PLO B2 by kevin
Thanks Alyssa!
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Comment on In-Depth Post #8: THREE WEEKS LEFT? by Mulder
We will have a guitar on the trip too, so you can practise as well. I really think you need to consider continuing with this project and band next year. You have a great foundation to build on now.
Mulder
Comment on In-Depth Post #7 by Mulder
Focus on fine tuning what you are going to perform on in-depth night. Make it sound the best possible. You have taken on some challenging skills with the guitar.
Mulder
Comment on Document of learning : PLO B2 by alyssat
The comparison between the reaction for MacDonald’s policies and Ferguson was interesting. I like how you compared something in the present to something in the past so you could get a better understanding of what the situation must have felt like for the people back then.
Comment on Document of Learning B2: Why am I such a bad button blanket sewer? by alyssat
It’s good that you can connect what you learned in grades 4 and 5 to what you are now learning! It was interesting how you brought up the idea of how Coquitlam may have been different from how it is today if the Europeans had not bothered the Aboriginals. I like all the questions you brought up as well. Good post 
Comment on Did Canada commit genocide? by bryanjack
These are indeed tough questions, Connor, with some most assuredly difficult answers to digest. In looking for ways that we might move toward healing the wounds of genocide, it may be helpful to look toward places in the world which have managed (or tr…
Comment on Document of Learning #2: PLO B2 is giving me some doubts… by Emma F.
Nice post Alison- concerning your third question, I would agree that discrimination also takes place in countries that do not have the heavily multi-cultured society that we do in Canada, but I imagine that social class/ wealth is one of the major points of discrimination. Of course, this is not to say that social class discrimination doesn’t happen in Canada, but race is usually more visible, and encompasses not only skin colour, but can included religion, clothing, and language. So, I think race is an automatic point of discrimination because it is an umbrella in which many cultural variances fall under.
Comment on B2 Document of Learning by Mr Lloyd
Joanna
You pose some thoughtful questions and areas for further exploration. A couple of thoughts from your friendly neighbourhood VP and former Gleneagle SS teacher with a minor in history.
Why did you use the word atrocities to describe what happene…
Comment on In-Depth Post #7: The Final Stretch by alison
Thank you Ms. Mulder!
I have put in some thought about my display, so I hope to have another post with my completed display plan up soon once I’ve organized my thoughts into a conclusive plan!
Comment on The Dying Breath… Post #8 of In-Depth by julia
Thank you, Ms. Mulder. I take pride in the research, and my mentor has helped to build my forensic pathology knowledge with his practical experience as in-depth night draws near. For the presentation, I am planning on showing people the mysteries of an…
