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I will made a list of 3 alternative proposals to evaluate.

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I will use the exemplar to start writing my report.

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Today: I will create a checklist and schedule to ensure that I have time to complete all remaining components of my assignment.

I will have completed all pages up to and including Page 10.  I will send my survey link out such that I will receive at minimum 15 responses.

I will know how to create a visual display of my data.

**You have 4 lessons remaining.

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A living wage for any worker should be enough to cover her or his basic needs, and the needs of her family. In the global garment industry approximately 80% of garment workers are women, aged 18-35. Many have children and families to provide for and are the main income earner. With escalating living costs in housing, food, clothing, education, transport and healthcare, the minimum wage which workers earn simply isn't enough. In fact, the Asia Floor Wage Alliance calculate that a living wage in India is Cambodia is 283 USD / month, which is 4 times the minimum wage.

A living wage should cover the basic living costs of three consumption units, which translates to one working adult, one child-caring adult and two children, for example, or one working adult and two elderly adults. In countries with no social security and no safety net to help people in need, it is vital that a wage ensures people can live in human dignity. It applies to all workers and there must not be any wage lower than this wage. It is reached within the standard working week, which is not more than 48 hours per week. It is made up of a basic wage before benefits, bonuses and overtime pay.

We work with the Asia Floor Wage Alliance (AFWA), an international alliance of garment trade unions and labour rights activists from across Asia demanding a living wage, established in 2005. They calculated a formula for defining a figure for what a living wage should be across all Asian garment producing countries, based on purchasing power. The figures show that there is a huge difference between the minimum wage and the living wage in most places that our clothes are made.

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A living wage for any worker should be enough to cover her or his basic needs, and the needs of her family. In the global garment industry approximately 80% of garment workers are women, aged 18-35. Many have children and families to provide for and are the main income earner.

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How running shoe is made - material, manufacture, used, parts, components, machine, Raw Materials

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Running shoes are made from a combination of materials. The sole has three layers: insole, midsole, and outsole. The insole is a thin layer of man-made ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA). The components of the midsole, which provides the bulk of the cushioning, will vary among manufacturers.

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The need for recycling is well understood these days - but even so, far too much of the packaging of our food and other products is destined for landfill. Sanitarium's food policy requires products to be in packaging that supports reduce/reuse/recycle, and is as environmentally benign as possible throughout its lifecycle.

The Australian Packaging Covenant (APC) is a voluntary Government and industry initiative to reduce the environmental effects of packaging on the environment. Sanitarium signed the covenant in August 2001 and has been a committed and active participant ever since.

Our Action Plan supports the Corporate Environmental Policy, which in practice means (among other things):

Sanitarium will develop, implement and review the environmental standards that apply to our product packaging.

Our "whole-of-chain" approach ensures all our employees are aware of, and take accountability for, minimising their environmental impact.

We engage with consumers through our website and product labelling, and with major suppliers through regular packaging reviews.

We ensure the proper handling and disposal of waste through segregation and collection of recycled material at our facilities, and supporting the creation of markets for material that would otherwise end up in landfill.

All packaging is reviewed against the Sustainable Packaging Guidelines, and suitably labelled to encourage and enable proper disposal. Every effort is made to minimise the environmental impact of our packaging throughout the supply chain.

We are part of the NSW Government's Sustainability Advantage Program, which gives us access to a variety of experts in the sustainability field. To date, we have participated in workshops on staff engagement, resource efficiency, and supply chain management.

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The need for recycling is well understood these days - but even so, far too much of the packaging of our food and other products is destined for landfill. Sanitarium's food policy requires products to be in packaging that supports reduce/reuse/recycle, and is as environmentally benign as possible throughout its lifecycle.

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How cereal is made (the production cycle)

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How cereal is made - material, making, used, processing, product, industry, machine

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The most important raw material in any breakfast cereal is grain. The grains most commonly used are corn, wheat, oats, rice, and barley. Some hot cereals, such as plain oatmeal, and a few cold cereals, such as plain shredded wheat, contain no other ingredients.

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How can you address these factors to improve the product?  This is your work for next week... think about it.

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I will be able to specify which common concerns apply to my chosen product and use my survey to collect data about people's attitudes towards my product.

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What really happens to the plastic you throw away - Emma Bryce

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The "bottle-isation" of world water presents serious environmental and ethical challenges that transcend national boundaries.

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Most of you should be using Inspiration mind-mapping software. It is one way for you to demostrate your improved skills over the year.

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Read through the powerpoints about social, economic and environmental factors.  Use these to help you build your list of product considerations.  Create for questions for your survey that relate to your concerns.

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I will be able to:
• Describe positive and negative factors that should be considered when exploring social, economic and environmental factors of interconnection.
* Continue research: teacher demonstration

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More time to research.  Have you created:
*your inquiry questions
*a list of keywords
*a system to organise your sources & information
*you should be using new search methods and ensuring that you are keeping track so you can cite your sources in your report.

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Use this lesson to catch up and fill in your inquiry booklet. P. 2,3,4,6,8 and 10

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go here to find research assistance

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Department of Education, Training and Employment

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© The State of Queensland (Department of Education and Training) 2016.

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same password...

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Please be on time and have your laptops ready!

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The Library is a bright, airy, air-conditioned space located on the corner of Grafton and Upward Streets

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SimpleSurvey - Online Data Collection and Analysis Software and Services

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SimpleSurvey: Online Survey Software and Form Tool

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Online survey software for data collection and analysis. Build your own online survey, questionnaire, poll and more. Start your free trial today!

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Looking for targeted responses to your surveys?
Get the responses you need in minutes with SurveyMonkey Audience, our trusted panel of more than 175 million respondents from across the globe.

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SurveyMonkey: The World's Most Popular Free Online Survey Tool

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Use SurveyMonkey to drive your business forward by using our free online survey and forms tool to capture the voices and opinions of the people who matter most to you.

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I will create an online survey to gather primary data about my product.

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Use iDET for your connection (not QDETA) as it is faster for downloading files.

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Download the inspiration software for next lesson from here:
S:\Common\BYOx\Software Installers

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I will be able to use multiple resources to research my product. I will organise my ideas with Inspiration software.

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I will choose the product that I am going to research based on my personal interests and knowledge of the world.  I will understand how trade has connected people globally.

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Answer these questions:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y23MtdGNNN0

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I will be able to recall and organise the different types of transport and describe how their use affects society and the world.

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Understand the development of information communication technologies over time and reflect on the impact of the World Wide Web on interconnection.

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Week 1 homework

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Intro to the unit: I will understand that people's views and opinions of a place are influenced by many factors (gender, age, culture, time, distance)