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Make sure you are writing your reflection of the whole project and posting it on our Padlet. It can seriously bring your grade down if you dont do it!

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https://scsk12-my.sharepoint.com/personal/378187_student_scsk12_org/Documents/PBL%20HoM%20finished%20SDA.pdf

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What I love about my parents is that, “They are fun and they let me choose what I would like to do on my birthday”

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Son

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“I like to go to the mall with my parents.”

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Daughter

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“My favorite thing about having my parents is that I get to talk to them.”

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Son

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“I like to play Lazer Tag at my house with my parents.”

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Son

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“I like to play legos with my parents.”

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Son

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“I like to go on bike rides with my parents.”

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Son

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Daughter

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“My favorite thing about my parents is that they take care of me.”

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“I really like to make cake with my parents.”

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Daughter

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A- hello, my name is Azaria, and this is Darrell and Stian. We are students at university middle school.
D- we are here today to interview some of you for our project that we are doing about families. The goal of the project is to publish a book about people in memphis.
S- We have been working on this project for a couple of months, but this is our first opportunity to interview outside of or school. So thank you for letting us be here.

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Today was a very productive day. We revised our chapter and presentation. We also wrote a script for it and we practiced it so we could memorize it. All and all I think we had a productive day.

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Today, we wrote our reflections of our chapter, a script for our PowerPoint presentation, and made some general revisions on our PowerPoint. We also started memorizing, and practicing our scripts.

Next week, we will transcribe our interviews from campus school and put them in our book. We will also add information about our trip to our PowerPoint and script.

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https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/43618137-humans-of-new-york-stories

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First Graders & Fourth Graders

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- Do you love your parents?

- What do you love about them?

- What do you like to do with your parents?

- Where do you like to go with your parents?

- What is your favorite thing about having your parents?

- Do your parents make you do things that you can’t want to do? What things?

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https://scsk12-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/378187_student_scsk12_org/EWlSE2QXZKdIu1fqmuAoc_YBDLLtmiaeRm3b02wrvAh1ZA?e=K6TSEO

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After we interview the children (and possibly teachers) we have to transcribe the interviews and upload their pictures. We then need to put that into FastPencil.
Then, we can add pictures and info about our trip into the PowerPoint and script.

Mrs Warden, if you are reading this, do we need the children at campus school to sign a photo release form? (Please comment you answer in this post)
Thank You,
Stian

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What I learned from this project is that everyone has different lives that can change at any minute and people might not see your live the way you might see it. To me the project was very special because I got the experience to interview and hear people’s amazing lives. And their extraordinary experiences.

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I learned that some people in Memphis have different lives. People have different lives and there lives not the way you see it. To me the project meant that there are different people in Memphis and everybody’s life is not the same. Also to me it means that people I’m Memphis has different backgrounds for there family’s and themselves. That’s what the project means to me.

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Throughout the course of this project, I have learned many things. For example I have learned that everybody has a different life, and people may see each other’s lives differently. To me, this was an opportunity to expand my knowledge about the people of Memphis, and to get to know people better than I previously did. I am really glad I chose this project.

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*subject to change
Please do your best to memorize most of your part 👍

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After we Interview the children at Campus School, we have to transcribe those interviews, and post their pictures. We also have to put those into FastPencil, and into our PowerPoint. Then, we can write our reflections, and a Script for the presentation.

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Editor for Our Chapter (please do not edit without permission 👍)

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Editor for Our Chapter (please do not edit without permission 👍)

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Login is:
Username: stian_hi
Password: fridaypbl
https://fp.fastpencil.com/projects/207408-we-are-memphis/blocks/1489353-chapter-5-families-of-memphis/edit

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“I don’t think [my parents] ever really had expectations for us, other than to go to college, that was the one thing that never really changed, they wanted us to have better lives than they had.”

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Daughter

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Today my group and I conducted 3 interviews, and uploaded the photos and transcriptions. We also drafted a chapter introduction.

Next week, we can conduct more interviews, work more on our chapter intro, and possibly go somewhere to do interviews.

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“The hardest part about being a parent is watching your child fail, and being ok with that.”

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Mother

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“I like shooting basketball and playing sports with my Dad,” and “My Mom she’s really into music so she teaches me music sometimes.”

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I must say that “Life was great growing up. I was afforded a lot of opportunities but I had to work hard.”

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Son

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Daughter

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“There’s nothing more complex, and nothing more enjoyable than seeing  essentially a small amorphous being become something definable and having their own identity.”

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Father

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Today we did good together and we interviewed 2 people. We also started on our introduction.

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Today, my group and I worked very well together. We did two interviews, and posted their picture and transcription to our Padlet. Next week, we could conduct some more interviews, and maybe go somewhere to do them.

- Stian

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Lipman School
Interview Teachers (they work with kids)
Interview Children??
https://www.memphis.edu/lipman/about/
(901) 678-2120
3771 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, TN 38111

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Brother Juniper’s (Family Owned)
Open Tuesday - Friday 6:30AM - 1:00PM
Interview Staff (Family owned)
Interview Paul (His family owns it)
Interview Customers??
http://brotherjunipers.com/
(901) 324-0144
3519 Walker Avenue, Memphis, TN 38111

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Children’s Museum
Open 7 days a week 9AM - 5PM
Interview staff (they work with children)
Interview parents
Interview Children??
https://cmom.com/
(901) 458-2678
2525 Central Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104

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“My Mom’s an avid Tennis player, so we would play tennis a lot, and my Dad skis so we used to spend the winter skiing.”

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Son

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My favorite thing about being a parent is that there’s “Something new every day, and its really cool watching him learn some of the things I love to do.”

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Father

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Are You a parent?
Follow up question for “yes”: What is your greatest struggle as a parent?
Follow Up question for “no”: Do you have parents?
Follow up question for “Yes” to “Do you have parents?”: What was it like growing up with them?
Follow up question for “What was it like growing up with them?”: What were/are some of the things you like(d) to do with them?

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- Be unafraid
- Be curious
- Try the obvious question
- Words matter
- Strive for empathy

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I came up with ideas about some of the places we should go to ask families questions. My partners also came up with ideas with me

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Today, we worked on finding the contact info for places we want to interview at. We also worked with Mrs. Warden to make interview questions and interview our first person.

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THE PLAN

Roles

Darrell / Azaria - Photo release forms, conduct interviews, generally talk to people

Stian - Write interview questions, take photos, write quotes

Team Contract

- Stay on task

- Be a good team member

Our Theme

We want to interview families (parents or kids)

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Ways to be successful

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Places we could go

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PBL REFLECT

Today, we completed our plan, vision board, and we wrote some interview questions. We also took an enneagram test to help with planning.

Next week, we could write some more interview questions and plan out places we could go to take photos. We could also continue to add to the vision board.

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Darrell enneagram

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Azaria enneagram

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My enneagram

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Day 1 Notes