Wednesday, May 21, 2014

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Peter


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Eliana


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Josie


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Blake


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Paige


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Tatum


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Amy


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Tuesday, May 20, 2014

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Lexi


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Bella


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Friday, May 16, 2014

Scribe 5/16 Period 3 - Lauren Friedauer

Today began 3rd period's TED Talks. Those who went first included:

Jordan Chandler
Lauren Friedauer
Claire Jones
Catherine Holmes
Bella Heisler

Their talks are linked with their names if you'd like to watch them.

Good job for those of you who talked today! And for those going on Tuesday, good luck! Make sure to practice, but not overpractice. Don't freak yourself out. You'll do just fine! All of us are supporting you. :)

Scribe 5/16 Elizabeth Brandel, 5th hour


Today we continued TED talks and they were all amazing! You can watch the broadcast here. Good luck to those going next week!

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Amanda


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Kira


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Thursday, May 15, 2014

Scribe 5/15/14 -Grace Carlson

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Today is a work day, for those going tomorrow: try your slides make final touches.
Order for period 5 TED talks on Friday, TOMORROW!
1. Kira
2. John
3. Courtney
4. Sophie
5.Grace
6. Amanda
7. Elizabeth

For those who are going tomorrow don't over practice and don't psych yourself out- you're all going to do great, just remember to stay calm and don't rush. If you want all the credit possible, dress your best! (Girls: wear a dress or skirt with a nice shirt and dress shoes Boys: nice shirt, pants, shoes, and a tie)

Friday, May 9, 2014

Scribe 5/9/14 3rd Hour

There were some drawings on the board today that I didn't remember to take a picture of, but trust me, they were all great.
We started the day with announcements (or rather, talking over the announcements. good job, guys!).
So, if you missed those you can find them right here.

At the beginning of class, we received Warrior Strong bracelets, key chains, and little note cards that had the acronym STRONG on them w/ an explanation. Thank you to Ben Chisholm of TSA, as well as the Arapahoe administration!

Today was Friday, and Bella Heis brought in a cookie/cake thing (not sure what to call it) and some cupcakes. Happy birthday Bella, and happy early birthday, Jack! Thanks for the food, Bella!

After the food frenzy that took place at Bella's table, Smith suggested that we go back to our seats and work. She demonstrated how to time slides in google drive, and instructions on how to do that are on the sixth slide right here
After she explained that, we had the rest of class to work and practice our speeches/slides.

HOMEWORK: Practice Intro-End of your TED Talk (Smith Plan), or Intro-End add visuals (Slacker Plan, I think we chose to call it). Try to take Mother's Day off, or at least take part of it to enjoy with your mom. :) That's all, and have an awesome weekend! 

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

AWNM Meaning Period 5

 

Monday, May 5, 2014

Scribe 5/5- Elizabeth Brandel, 5th hour

Today we had a day to work on our TED talks. Mrs. Smith informed us that if we are on the strict schedule, the intro, first, and second paragraphs should be completed by tomorrow. If you are following the more lenient schedule, you should have your intro paragraph finished by tomorrow.

Also the last fishbowl is on wednesday over Meaning.

Agenda- https://docs.google.com/a/lpsk12.org/presentation/d/1gMzi7VKxwCWrLa049YA4lLjjqU33h04QwNZOyJEt9Zg/edit#slide=id.g1e0fb8054_023

Dan Pink

 

Friday, May 2, 2014

AWNM Play Period 5

 

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Dan Pink Questions

Please post at least one question you would be interested in asking Dan Pink on Monday, May 5th.  You can address A Whole New Mind or Drive.

AWNM Empathy Period 5

 

Friday, April 25, 2014

AWNM Symphony Period 5

 

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Scribe: 4-23-14 P5


SHORT ACT DAY (23 minutes total)

First, Smith read off the schedule for the class (click here for today’s schedule). 

Then two former TED Talk students (one of them from Moritz’s class and one from Smith’s) gave their tips. To listen to their tips (combined with Smith’s), click here (it’s 13:02 minutes long).

Smith then discussed the Shirky Summary Response, asking what the importance of our global-connectedness through technology is… She said (that Shirky said) that we can change the world, because collective intelligence is so huge that it can create results of great communal and civic value (citing Syria, Egypt, Kony 2012, and Ukraine as examples of where the collective information brought issues to light). Smith stressed that we go further in our response than just the speech of Shirky. She said that we keep limiting ourselves in our writing; she asked that, instead, we extend our thinking.

Smith then talked us through a 3 minute mental health check (the overall consensus was that everyone was STRESSED OUT).

Homework: TED Blog 4 due tomorrow, read Symphony

Monday, April 21, 2014

AWNM Story Period 5

 

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Scribe (Griffin) April 17, 2014 Period: 5


Today was fishbowl             .
HW: Blog 2 due tomorrow, Possibility is for a choice blog is Duckworth’s grit
You should have lots of comments on your first blog.
Helpful Tips:
  • you should have the link to the video in your blog
  • think about verbs, using digital enhancements,
  • don’t use because in topic sentences,
  • link to sources, extend,
  • focus on spacing
  • look at the word color,
  • analyze speaking style,
  • don’t use personal words
  • look at blog after you post it


we then looked at our schedule :
The first page should have the schedule that we desire next year for first and second semester with section and course numbers
Ex: open master schedule, find American Lit. Honors
If want Mrs. Ackerman 2nd hour
______________________________________________________________________________
Amer. Lit. Honors ____I_______________________________________________________>
208011.5-20 I
I
Tips on scheduling:
  • Start with core classes then work with that
  • Don’t do schedule in pen, do it in pencil
  • Have enough alternate classes that if you don’t get what you want, then you can get another class that interests you.
  • Be calm during arena schedule
  • Get the teacher initials before the 28th
  • Use the practice sheet, it’s not required, but it is smart
Tomorrow is going to be work time, and 15 min. of discussion time on design.        .


Fishbowl:
a few Questions
Comment From Eliana
Would you buy something that is not good looking? Would you buy something that does not have a function?



Comment From Kira P
Does everyone have the capability to be a designer?





Comment From Paige Paulsen
Would it be fair to say that public schools try to offer a wide variety of subjects? Would it be better to have many specialized schools or maintain the current standard of teaching a little about a lot in one setting?


Comment From Steven Hindman  
How much does this hammer cost?


Comment From Comment From Steven Hindman
How about this one?


A few answers:


Comment From Caroline McPhillips  
Eliana: I think it depends on how well the product works. I think that company would have to market their product more and "harder" if that makes sense




Josie Lee:
Kira: I definitely think that we all have potential to be designers, and I think that our ability to comprehend things differently gives us more f a chance to do design. Just the fact that we all learn differently proves that we are all original





Comment From Amy R  
Paige: I think that specialized schools should become more widely available for everyone...like right now, the only magnet school for kids in our area is DSA and STEM, which can both be pretty far away from Centennial/Littleton/suburbs area. I think that traditional schooling should still be kept, but also make magnet schools more widespread & accessible.