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Week 3

Sunday: What is your schedule of work for the week? Please give me a brief idea of what you will be working on each day of the week?
Just more filming and editing if i can.

Monday: Refer back to the compelling guiding question that you created at the beginning of the project. Have you answered this question yet? Is this question included somewhere in your project? If not, how can you integrate your question in?

Wednesday: What materials do you need to present your project? A laptop? Headphones? A poster board? If you need anything from Ms. Thayer, this is your time to ask!
I need a poster/ board, headphones, and my laptop.

Thursday: Pull up the Passion Project Rubric. Self assess yourself using the rubric. Which grade have you earned? Why?

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Sunday: What is your schedule of work for the week? Please give me a brief idea of what you will be working on each day of the week?
This week, I'm going to be filming myself playing each day, and at the end of this week I'm going to start making my compilation.

Monday: What did you accomplish today? Summarize the tasks that you accomplished
I filmed and started editing.

Wednesday: What is one problem that you encountered today? How did you solve it?
I didn't encounter any problems, I just thought that maybe my project wasn't big enough, so I'm gonna make a poster too.

Thursday: Take a photo (screen shot or actual photo) of your project so far.

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This week you will be completing all the planning stages of your project. You will get inspired by some example project, define your own passion, choose a essential question for your project, and choose a fluency that you will work through. By the end of the week, your Project Proposal is due on Google Classroom.

Journal Entries.
Please post a response to the following prompts on each day in your individual padlet:

Sunday: What project example did you like the most? Why? Could you do something similar to this in your own project?

Monday: By now you should have defined your passion. Was this a hard process for you? Why or why not? What makes something a passion, versus just a hobby?

Wednesday: Why do we use the Future Fluencies? Which Fluency did you choose? Why?

Thursday: Your project proposal was due today. Do you feel satisfied with the work you submitted? If not, what do you wish you could change? What will be your first step to start working on your passion project on Sunday?

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Everyday: Record myself playing the same piece everyday.

Monday:

Tuesday:

Wednesday:

Thursday: Start editing the final project.

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Sunday: What project example did you like the most? Why? Could you do something similar to this in your own project? 

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Sunday: What project example did you like the most? Why? Could you do something similar to this in your own project? 

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I liked all of the ones that were about travel because they seem interesting and easy to do a project about, but I chose piano because I feel like I am more passionate about that.

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Monday: By now you should have defined your passion. Was this a hard process for you? Why or why not? What makes something a passion, versus just a hobby?

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Monday: By now you should have defined your passion. Was this a hard process for you? Why or why not? What makes something a passion, versus just a hobby?

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It was hard for me to find a passion that I can create a project about. My chosen passion is piano, but I don't know what or how I could make that would follow all the guidelines of the rubric.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qlysuHTkhBPRWNBxKnUcwPJJ_q4QcSIiponqG8hB1wo/edit

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Wednesday: Why do we use the Future Fluencies? Which Fluency did you choose? Why? 

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Wednesday: Why do we use the Future Fluencies? Which Fluency did you choose? Why? 

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We use the future fluencies because they help us use proper steps to properly create something or solve a problem by making something.

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Thursday: Your project proposal was due today. Do you feel satisfied with the work you submitted? If not, what do you wish you could change? What will be your first step to start working on your passion project on Sunday? 

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Thursday: Your project proposal was due today. Do you feel satisfied with the work you submitted? If not, what do you wish you could change? What will be your first step to start working on your passion project on Sunday? 

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Yes, but I wish that I had a different passion to choose so that my final project could be something more interesting and harder to create. I will need to start by filming myself playing everyday.