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1. Read through both rubrics (Group & Individual) in Canvas.

2. Write down questions you have in your Cabin's Padlet.

Accountability
This is what is due by the end of your period; write down your group's tentative open-ended questions regarding your topic. Add a post under your cabin group. (5 points)

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Open-ended question:

How are college admissions negatively impacted by bias?

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I think that it is important to stop the spread of fake news because fake news can be dangerous. Many people just take anyone's word when it comes to news and fake news that is told to these people could put themselves or someone else in harm's way. For example, if there was a tornado coming towards someone and they get fake news that the tornado didn't exist, the person wouldn't be able to prepare or evacuate. If the person got accurate news, they would be able to evacuate and make it out safely.

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The reason why it's important to stop the fake news is because of how news impact society on such a large basis. If fake news are exposed towards a directed subject, it will damage their image and destroy their reputation. News are watched over by millions of people and that's the main source of how people figure out what happens within the real world. Having realistic news gets you caught up on everything that you need to know, but if fake news were to get spread like wildfire, many things are at risk of getting exposed for the wrong reasons.

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1. Decide on a cabin name and emoji and place it at the top of your group's post.

2. Choose cabin colors.

3. Make cabin themed props.

4. Take a group selfie with cabin themed props.

5. Decide on a cabin theme song and link it or embed a video.

6. Decorate the cabin with other images and elements that are meaningful to you!

7.  Pick a cabin mascot.

8. Create a catchy slogan for your cabin.

9. As a cabin add your favorite holiday activity to do.

10. List 3 things your cabin has in common.

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The purpose I took away from the test was that it is important to analyze the usefulness of sources. Some articles and bodies of text may seem valid, but certain aspects that might go unnoticed can show how strong the text is. A news article may seem like the perfect source for a paper, with all the information seeming relevant and accurate. However after searching up the author, one could find that the author frequently makes things up.

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It's important to stop fake news since people might actually believe it and implement it in their own lives. For example, if a fake news article says that it's legal to drink while driving, some people may actually believe it and cause many accidents.

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An aha moment I had was when i realized that Trevor's mother probably was thinking about Abel's rage when she saw Trevor came home after being bullied. One of the other persons question made me think a lot as he was wondering if judging or treating people based on appearance was a natural thing or something that is taught. I was very surprised when Ms. Tinoco said that her cats are always around her, and one even goes on her shoulder. My grandparents have cats, and every time I see them they run away. I prefer the whole-class campfire as more ideas are talked about and discussed, and less time is wasted.

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1. I didn't really have an aha moment because my group mostly talked about the animals that popped up during the chapter and animal cruelty.

2. I thought the most about how colored people viewed black people and how the government used a coloring system and hope to create hate towards black people.

3. I was surprised when I realized that Fufi was an athletic dog who was both deaf and clueless. I was also surprised when I realized that Trevor said that Fufi was his first heart-break.

4. I prefer the mini-campfire because it allows us to have a deeper and more interesting conversation because there is almost no pressure on what you want to say. The mini-campfire also allows people to invite others into the discussion more easily.

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1. My aha moment was when we enlightened ourselves and immersed ourselves in the world of babies and why Trevor's mother deiced to have the baby but also hated Trevor afterwards.

2. I couldn't understand the question about the valuable lesson that was stated at the end of chapter 7.

3. I am surprised by the fact that within our modern society, its sometimes harder to make friends than back then, as they could find more commonality off of each other.

4. The mini-campfire was a lot more productive for me in my opinion as well as being more enjoyable, the short silence was sometimes unbearable as it was a unified effort within that moment of silence.

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I did have a "aha" moment when I realized Trevor's dad actually left because he just didn't seeing the purpose of staying without Trevor. The question that made me think the most was if revenge is right because there were strong arguments that could be made for each side. What surprised me was the fact that most of my peers enjoyed cats over dogs since I believe dogs are the greatest animals to exist. I prefer the mini-campfire because we can talk and express our opinions more.

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Colors: Crimson and White
Props:  Santa Hats
Theme song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6zW225k_O0
Cabin Mascot: Santa
Favorite Activity: Getting gifts.
Slogan: We follow Nick, to the end.
3 things we have in common: We all play sports, we hate homework, we all like Christmas

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It should not be yes/no response.

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Open-Ended Questions:
How does Gen-Z slang affect our interactions in professional/serious environments/situations?

How does Gen-Z slang negatively or positively impact our lives?

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It is important to stop the spread of fake news because many people are gullible and cannot tell the difference between fake and real news. This could lead people to do bad things and start conflicts with others based on things they read that were not true, which would be very chaotic. It can also be bad for people's health, as they could consume false health news and do things that they believe are helping their conditions but are actually making them worse. In addition, it could lead to confusion about what is true and what is false. If there is too much false information out there, some people may start questioning whether the real information is false and do not get the accurate, necessary information.

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Its important to stop the spread of fake news as the consequences of people sharing these claims online is prevalent in that many chronically online individuals are the ones who are believing the claims that are being shared. This could lead to a cycle that truly never ends and it could be very easy for people to gullible.

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I think that it is important to stop spreading fake news because many people will believe it and it will spread. The fake can cause bad things to happen

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I think that it's important to stop the spread of fake news because it can lead to a lot of chaos regarding the misinformation. For example, say your friend tells you your flight to another country leaves in 2 hours while in reality it leaves in 6 hours. You rushed to make it to the airport only to find out the flight doesn't leave in another 4 hours.

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Reflection:
1. An ''aha'' moment was when I was listening to everyone's questions and answers, it was very interesting to hear others thoughts on things
2. What made me think the most is everyone's questions, it's deep and complex and I though long and hard about it.
3. What surprised me is that I talked a lot and shared out my thoughts. I usually never share or talk so when we were in our mini campfire, I was very surprised that I did that.
4. I prefer the mini campfire because it goes very smoothly in my opinion, my group talked a lot. It's easier for me to talk in a small group.

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1. I don't know if we had an "aha" moment since i joined the conversation when the last question was being asked
2. The question that made me think the most was when somebody asked why does Fufi keep going to the neighboring houses.
3. Nothing surprised me
4. I prefer the mini-campfire because I can talk more because there is a smaller audience

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1. When I listened to others questions and came up with my own answers.
2. My own question because i knew that there was other answers and not just mine was correct.
3. What surprised me was that there was such a good connection between my teammates and I.
4. The mini campfire was just too small for me. There there wasnt to many conversations happening and with a larger one we at least have input from different people with different thoughts.

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1. I didn't really have any "aha" moments because I understood most thing and there wasn't a real moment of sudden understanding.
2. The question "Why does Trevor's father act the way he does?" made me think the most because before that I didn't really think about what his background could be.
3. I was surprised that one of my teammates had pet shrimp.
4. I prefer the whole-class campfires because we get more input and ideas as a whole.

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Colors: Arctic Blue, White
Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjL031bE9FA
Mascot: Yeti
Slogan: Keep Cool
Activity: Hiding in caves (like yetis)
Common traits:
Decoration: ❄ ☃
Common Activities:
1. We all have Ms. Tincoco
2. We all play some sort of musical instrument.
3. All our favorite seasons are winter.

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Open-ended questions:
Why do older people have more trouble keeping up with technology?

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The CRAAP test improved my understanding of how to distinguish between whether a source is providing real information. It helped me look deeper into the text to find the message and why the speaker chose this topic.

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Even if you didn't mean it, fake news can harm you and others. Younger and older people are especially vulnerable to propaganda. Most people rely heavily on information online for their understanding of the world and how they recognize reality, and receiving fake news can change their perception of the internet, leading them to believe that everything is fake or leading them into something dangerous.

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I think it's important to stop the spread of fake news because harmful narratives that can be taken as literal, can alter the views of some people. They could influence stances people have on a subject, despite the basis on their claims to be rooted in something fake. This can be seen in politics, when false news influences others on their political alliances and information they share. It's important for specifically voters to have all the proper information to form opinions.

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The purpose of the CRAAP test is to help choose articles that are relevant to a certain topic or prompt. This method makes the user assess an article's credibility and content using five categories. The CRAAP test ensures that its user will have an accurate understanding of the assigned topic.

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1. When Trevor’s mom said “… I gave birth to the most selfish piece of 🤬 on earth…” I was able to make a text-world connection.
2. A question that made me think was “Why do we choose the names we give to things?” It made me think about why did I name my cat plushie “sesames”.
3. Our discussion about babies and their mothers surprised me because of it’s topic.
4. I prefer the mini campfire because I was able to comfortably share my ideas.

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1.  An "aha" moment I had was when I realized that Trevor was bullied in chapter 9 because the other kids were jealous of him for looking whiter than them but still choosing to be black.
2. A question that made me think the most was "Do you think people born racist or are they taught to be that way?" This question made me think the most because it was interesting and I couldn't decide on the answer.
3. I was surprised to find out that Trevor Noah's mom was still alive. I thought she died because in the first chapter because it mentions Trevor's stepdad putting a bullet through his mom's head.
4. I prefer the mini-campfire because it's easier for me to share ideas with a smaller group.

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1) my aha moment today with my group was when we found out facts about Trevor dad and that his dad left on his own.
2) "Is revenge worth it?" was the question that had me thinking the most.
3) i thought it was surprising that Some individuals believe cats are disgusting.
4) I found the tiny campfire to be rather enjoyable because everyone got a chance to converse without feeling awkward.

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1) When we talked about Fufi and then we started talking about lizards
2)How do POC view Black people?
3) That Fufi was Trevors first heart break. It was surprising to me that a dog could break someones heart.
4) Mini campfires because I felt more heard and everyone got an opportunity to be heard.

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1)Dark gray, cream,
2) Stacks of cash
5) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlR0MkrRklg
6) 💅🏻💋👠👛
7)Blair Waldorf
8)XOXO Gossip Girl
9)Christmas Parks
10) Things in common:
1)We like to bake
2)Like to sleep
3)We like cats

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My "aha" moment was when someone said it's innate behavior to treat others differently but you learn how to censor yourself and learn. It really made me think how we subconciously discriminate certain people based on their differences, such as clothes, accents, and etc. I was surprised that Trevor faced challenges from both sides of his identity. Being too black for the whites, and too white for the blacks. I prefer the mini-campfire because it was easier to have a conversation with people, instead of the whole entire class.

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-You may use Google, but it is not necessary since the presentation is really a discussion.
- Guide the seminar by preparing questions ahead of time. These questions should aim towards helping your peers uncover the critique/importance of what is being satirized. Think about what you will do if no one participates after you implement "wait" and "think" time.

- You do not need to include SOAPSTONE anywhere in your discussion. That is to help with your understanding and to help you prepare for the discussion you will hold.

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Questions:
- Do we use google slides to present?
-How to guide the seminar to make a smooth and thoughtful discussion?
- Do we still include the soapstone behind the video in our discussion?

Open Ended Questions:
- How does social media impact one's life?

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It is important to stop the spread of fake news because it could be dangerous. Fake news really affects people. Believing false information can prevent you from developing. It could also cause harm to you .

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I think it is important to stop the spread of fake news because the information is not only misleading but can also be very dangerous to the people reading them. Authors of fake news may have malicious intentions and want to cause harm by fabricating news. For example, if someone were to read the "Drinking Age at Disney World May be Lowered to 18" article and believe that the legal drinking age at Disney World is now 18, they may go there and drink alcohol while still under the age of 21. If an authority were to catch them, then they would be in very big trouble that would have all been caused by one fake news article.

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I think it is important to stop the spread of fake news because people could get the wrong idea and could affect their life because of their actions. It does not only affect the people that reads it, but it could also affect the person that wrote the fake news. There are many consequences that people need to face when uploading fake news as well.

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The information that I took away from the purpose of the CRAAP test is to evaluate the efficiency of an article. To identify all the criteria of currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose to see if they align correctly with the evidence you need. Using the CRAAP test will help you determine if a source is truly accurate and will help strengthen your essay or argument. Another purpose could be to show people to not believe in everything that is published on the internet. Not everything is true, and not doing the research behind it can effect the understanding of a certain topic.

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1. `what made me think the most was anoout how colored people viewed black people and how the government were using a coloring system because the color of their skin

2.what suprised me was
3. i like mini campfires becuase we all get to talk more and one doesent stay quiet but the big campfires are like better because we all get into deep meanings like talks so ill pick big campfires

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1. An "aha" moment I had during the campfire was when we discussed how Trevor's father left him, but not because of a lack of love, but because of circumstance.
2. When Ajay asked "How can the presence of an abusive figure in a household, effect the children in it?". It made me think about how an abusive figure could negatively shape a child.
3. I was surprised by Trevor's stepfather, Abel. When he took out his anger on Trevor's bully, I think Abel went too far and the bully did not deserve that type of punishment.
4. I prefer the mini-campfire more because It felt easier to discuss and share my ideas with my group.

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1. I did not have an "aha" moment because for me, I think throughout the whole story, I was really upbeat.
2. Something that made me think the most was the racism towards Trevor. I was wondering why there were both of his "groups" of people making racist jokes about him just because he's mixed?
3. Something that surprised me was when the cat got killed. I knew beforehand that it was getting killed but it really surprised me when I read it.
4. I think the tiny campfire was more enjoyable because I feel more close to the people when we shared out because each of us was sharing.

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Mini-Campfire Reflection

1. An “aha” moment that I had was when we were talking about segregation and apartheid. People were separated because they didn’t know anything about each other and were scared of that. People tend to be scared of the unknown and what must’ve contributed to the end of apartheid was the realization that there’s nothing to be scared of; we are all just people.
2. What made me think the most was when Alison asked, “how does betrayal affect the person doing the betraying?”. I was so focused on how it affects the person being betrayed that I didn’t even think about how it would affect the betrayer, which really made me think about the possible effects it could have on them.
3. There is also a superstition here in America that if you see a black cat crossing the road, you will have bad luck. It is similar to the beliefs that people have in South Africa.
4. I prefer mini-campfires because it gives me more opportunities to talk.

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Reflection:
1. I didn't have an "aha" moment because I think in our group we just added onto each others opinions.
2. The question that made me think the most was if revenge is justified or not. This was the most difficult because revenge may feel good at first but in the end it didn't solve anything.
3. Something that surprised me was when half my group said they didn't like cats. This surprised me because I think both cats are great animals.
4. I prefer the mini-campfire because it was just more comfortable to talk in and not get too scared to share my opinions.

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Color: Red, White, Green
Props: Snowflake
Theme Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSFlvxnbgk
Cabin Mascot: Olaf
Favorite Activity: Making gingerbread house
Slogan: Holly jollies make it holly!
3 things we have in common: we like new jeans, favorite holiday Christmas, and we love sushi.

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This is the EV policy. I think it'll help with your subject.

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This is the EV policy. I think it'll help with your subject.

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Open-Ended Question:

1. How does plagiarism affect the academic environment in schools, and society?

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Stopping the spread of fake news is important because many people cannot tell the difference between fake and real news. Whether the news is fake or real, it can spread like wildfire and a company's or a person's reputation could be be ruined. Spreading fake news could also make you seem untrustworthy and someone who doesn't understand the topic.

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Stopping the spreading of fake propoganda is important, as false propognda creates misinformed viewpoints, changing how people think of things. Unjust and unfair perspectives, can prove to be detrimental to peoples livelihoods. Companies could be in ruin, or peoples lives could completely fall apart without the support of people. Fake news ruins peoples reputation and social life, and this effect could last for years on end. For example, one could dislike/hate on a person for problems that didn't exist in the first place. Friendships, families, lives could be at risk, so spreading false propoganda is incredibly important.

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My main takeaway from the purpose of the CRAAP test was that this test assists people in finding out whether or not their sources are reliable or credible to use in an essay or article. It helps writers determine and evaluate the trustworthiness and accuracy of their sources, to help strengthen their writings.

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I think it is important to stop the spread of fake news because it could spread really fast and people would believe the source if they didn't go more into it. It affects the people reading it and leads to not believing a trustworthy site afterwards.

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1. Aha moment I had was when we were talking about Fufi and how people can develop very emotional connects to their pets.
2. The question that made me think the most is the when someone asked why would you love your pet enough too see it as a family member. It made me think about different situations where people would depend on their animals for emotional support.
3. Something that surprised me would be Fufi leaving the house daily. I didn't understand why a dog would feel the need to visit other people's house.
4. I prefer the class campfire because more people discuss the prompt and we can hear more people's opinions and though processes.

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1. An "aha" moment I had was when we were discussing about how betrayl can affect the trust in relationships. It was interesting listening to everyone's thoughts.

2. What made me think the most was when we were talking about how religion and beliefs can affect someone's actions, and how it related to black cats. We started to discuss about people's beliefs in America about black cats, and how they were similar to South Africa.

3. What surprised me was how well the discussion for my own question turned out. I thought my question was mediocre, but when I shared it to my group our discussion was actually really interesting.

4. I prefer the mini-campfire more because I felt a lot more comfortable sharing my thoughts with the small group.

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1. An "aha" moment that I had was when we agreed about the same question
2. The thing that made me think the most was when we were talking about why cats were considered witches and dogs weren't
3. Something that surprised me was when Trevor's step dad didn't let Trevor go see his dad so he snuck out quietly.
4. I prefer mini-campfire because I am usually shy and I would rather share with less people than everyone in the class.

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1. An “aha” Moment in my group discussed the color of babies when they were born deviating from Trevor’s birth. We wondered how or why mother was so disgusted at Trevor’s birth as a child.

2. I wondered how the family created the name Fufi for the dog. We discussed how the name is not a word or exactly a name, but a formation of each others experiences.

3. What surprised me was how Fufi was stolen and how the family accepted it. Both Trevor and Fufi were close as Trevor showered Fufi with affection, so why would Fufi leave?

4. I prefer the mini campfires because we’re able to dissect each others questions more thoroughly and how everyone was much more comfortable to speak their mind.

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1. Colors: Black, White, Gold
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvY0BdJ8KV4
3. Mascot: Penguins
4. Props: Snowballs
5. Favorite Activity: Opening Presents
6. 3 Things We Have In Common:  We all go to EVHS, We all have siblings, We all have parents
7. Slogan: Finger Licking Good

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You only need one open-ended question. That does not mean that you do not have to prepare others, but the open-ended question is the umbrella question that you will direct your audience in finding the answer. Your two questions have a lot going on. Think about how you can condense it while still maintaining the subject.

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Open-ended questions:

How are children forced by society to follow gender stereotypes?

When should children be allowed to watch commercials directed towards them, if ever? Why?

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I think it's important to stop the spread misinformation as it influences the way a person behaves towards certain things. Being exposed to fake news on a daily basis may cause one to be more prone to believe pretty much everything they see making them more gullible.

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It is important to stop the spread of fake news quickly since it can spread fast that people can actually believe that source. CRAAP test teaches people to evaluate sources were these sites are trustworthy or not or how accurate they are.

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By: Rajvir Singh

It is crucial to prevent the spread of fake or misleading news as a well-informed public is necessary to having the people’s best interests in mind. With fake news, it stops the people from knowing what is in their best interest, preventing development and happiness.

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I think the purpose of the CRAAP test is to teach people to be careful about what they read because it can be fake news. I think the CRAAP test is to teach others how to find a reliable and credible source that they can trust.

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1.  My "aha" moment was when my group talked about discrimination of race from our annotations.

2. What made me think the most I thought about discrimination of race and color when I thought about my annotation and hearing Jose's.

3. I wasn't really surprised but our annotations were similar to each other's plus it was really quiet.

4. Mini campfires are nice but it depends on the people who talk in the campfire who want to talk. Overall it is great because it's easier to talk to people.

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1. Through this talk, I saw each my group’s  opinion on animals, and they showed me why they think a specific animal may be better than another, showing the diversity in opinion on animals.
2. I think the thoughts about Trevor’s dad made me think the most as I learned about different opinions on whether dads like that are “just there” or do they a large part in their child’s life.
3. I was mainly surprised at how there was a fine division between dog and cat lovers in my group. They came up with reasons why they were great animals (or were terrible).
4. I like the whole campfire more as it allows for a diversity of questions and opinions rather than just around 4 people in a group providing one to two questions we thought about in the book. Additionally, we all had the same topic of coming up with questions from the three chapters, making it possible for the large campfire to happen.

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1. My "aha" moment was when someone in my group said that Trevor Noah associated himself with black people and was mainly black, but the colored people thought he was more white.
2. I had to think the most about whether or not we would discriminate against someone else based on their looks.
3. Something that surprised me was how Trevor's mom suddenly became calm after figuring out that his face wasn't covered in blood, but berries. Her mood immediately switched, which is drastic because she was just scared.
4. I prefer the mini-campfire because it was smaller and I was more comfortable talking to a small group than the entire class at once. It wasn't as awkward.

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Reflection
1.) When one of my group mates had a similar open ended question to mines

2.) I forgot the question but it was something like the effects of too much attention from one parent. I had to think a lot because I didn't have a prior opinion about it.

3.)I was surprised that my group was trying our best to discuss throughout the 20 minutes. I didn't expect us to be able to drag it out for that long.

4.) I like the mini campfires because it was easier to have an opportunity to talk and discuss.

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Colors: Pastel blue and yellow, sage green
Theme Song: https://youtu.be/k6zW225k_O0
Mascot: Tiger
Slogan: Only the fakes don't taste frosty flakes
Holiday activity: Drinking hot chocolate
3 Things in Common:
- have siblings
- live in San Jose
- all have 5th period english

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There's a lot going on. Condense your question.

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It should be more open and answerable by everyone. Maybe instead of "wives" you can broaden it by saying "family" or "members of a "household."

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Why are some family members depicted as being the ones who happily do things others aren't willing to do?

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I think it is important to stop the spread of fake news because people today will believe anything they see online and then will act upon it. Fake news could cause many conflicts in society.

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It is important to stop the spread of misinformation/fake news because it causes violence and anger. It affects everyone. Due to this, everyone should have correct information so that they can have beneficial and thoughtful conversations. Misinformation is a waste of time that causes a slow down in developments. Misinformation is rooted in fear, and fear leads to anger.

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I think it's important to stop spreading false information because it can feed people into the wrong loop of believing things that are totally wrong. This can cause people to act out in ways like few have in the past. Overall you should never share false information on the internet because people will believe anything they see on the internet.

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I think that the purpose of the CRAAP test is to make sure you are using reliable sources and getting the right information for your research about a topic. It can help to distinguish trustworthy sources from sites you shouldn't use or shouldn't be taking information from.

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It is important to stop the spread of misinformation because it can grow and become more harmful as people share it with others. Once misinformation gets spread enough, countering its effects will be extremely difficult.

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1- My groups aha moment was when we were talking about fufi and how his name originated
2- The question that made me think the most was why does trevor's mom always take out anger on him.
3- What surprised me was when we talked about why fufi ran away and the lesson trever learned.
4- I prefer the mini campfires because I feel it gives everyone a chance to talk without having anxiety about everyone staring at you while talking.

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1. When we all got the same idea for a question and we all agreed

2. A question that made me think the most was "How does varying amounts of attention from parents affect the way the child perceives them or what they think of the attention they get." because we all didn't really get the question in the ways that it was really described.

3. All the questions pretty much had self explanatory answers.

4. I think I prefer the mini campfire because it allows for people who are more shy to speak and gives people more freedom when it comes to what they can say as there are less people to think.

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1. An "aha" moment I had was when we were talking about how close relationships grow. Even though I knew deep down, it still felt surprising when we talked about how closeness can help relationships thrive.

2. I thought the most when we discussed religion, superstition, and how beliefs affect people. We went deep into how people justify their actions with their beliefs, especially religion. We also talked about how this related to the violence against cats.

3. I was surprised when one of my group members asked how betrayal affects the betrayer. It was something I wasn't expecting at all. It was a very good question and it did make me think a lot.

4. I prefer the whole-class campfire because I feel as if you can get more people's opinions and it is more open. In smaller groups it feels a bit more awkward.

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1. Hearing about the development of the relationship between Trevor and his dad.
2. Question about black cats.
3. I was surprised by how much everyone's answers lined up.
4. I prefer the whole class campfire because there's more different ideas.

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1. I had an aha moment when we started talking about Fufi going to different homes.

2. I think the Animal Abuse topic made me think the most because it really showed me that this was common in South Africa.

3. I was surprised that the Cat abuse was common.

4. I prefer the mini-campfires because if you are shy, it lets you talk with a small group.

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Cabin Colors: Brown
Props: Marshmallows, hot cocoa, candy canes

Theme song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAkMkVFwAoo
Cabin Mascot: Santa
Slogan: "Cocoa for your Latte"
Favorite holiday activity: Sleeping
3 Things in Common: we're in the same grade, we are all wearing jackets, we all go to EVHS