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1: Resilience 
2 and 3: Leadership and Collaboration
4, 5 and 6: Tolerance, Respect and Study skills
7 and 8: Listening skills and Good working habits
9: Independence

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I think in the workspace, you need to be able to work collaboratively, have good working habits and be able to lead a team.

I want to be able to develop my time management and my working habit

I feel like I am good at leading teams and working collaboratively.

I think I struggle with my independence skills.

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I've learnt how to format my slides in a way that is readable and how to look at the audience

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I've learned to add sources to make my points justified and researched. I also learned how to project my voice to be louder

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I've learnt how to correctly use bullet points and full stops to add effect to my presentations.

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Collaboration is when two ore more people succesfully work together to make something unique to them.

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Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created Apple together out of Jobs’ garage. Apple is now world-renowned for its advances in touch screen technology. They had to overcome having a small budget, no headquarters and Steve Jobs was once fired from his own company!

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My LO is to be able to work collaboratively with a larger number of people. By the end of the session, I hope to be able to work together with other people. I can measure my progress by seeing how well I can work in different groups.

w/c 1st and 2nd Febuary

LO: To be able to work in groups and be able to work effectively and share information with one another

Starter:
Think about collaboration... when have you been good at collaborating with others?

Steps/Tasks: To create a padlet post answering the questions on the slides

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The ideas shown show that traveling in a group is better than travelling alone becuase with teamwork you can, for example, remove a lightbulb, kill an anteater, defend against a shark and cross gaps

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I like this quote the most as it shows how important communication is in any relationship
We can get that communication is an extremely valuable and required skill to have.

My initial feeling is that yes, communication can change the world. Many famous speeches, like the one given by Julius Ceasar, were able to motivate entire armies to take over countries.

Robert Wolfe's role is to teach people about communication in THNK's core faculty. It will 'enhance understanding' according to Robert Wolfe. Understanding, Empathy and Change.

We are learning about communication because as he says, 'Communication will be able to change the world'  Written, Verbal and Non-verbal.

Robert Wolfe says that to be a better changemaker, you need to clearly express what you need and help others to express it as well. You need to listen to other people's needs.
He also says that to get better at communication, you need to study what other people have done and read, listen to, and watch different sources of communication.

For question 1, Robert Wolfe says that lots of problems come because of bad communication, and sometimes we defend ourselves from this by turning defensive or running away.

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From this lesson, I learned how vital communication is and how many many problems can come to from bad communication. I also learned that communication can change the world and that communication is a very valuable skill to have

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Collaboration is good becuase many people can do more than one, for example one ant on it's own can't do much, but many ants can develop colonies and hunt prey

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I think that shows how much learning you can get from books, as you can see the golden light coming out of the pages. This might be to show how effective communication is

I would rate the 1st email a 9/10 and the second a 2/10 because in this situation you would need to be very formal instead of using slang as much

1  It is very formal
2 It is respectful to the teacher
3 It is straight to the point
4 It is inquisitive
5 It asks for help directly
6 It gives extra information
7 It includes thank you
8 It tells the teacher who's sending it
9 It doesn't use slang

Do use dear and thank you
Do get straight to the point
Do respectful
Don't be impolite
Do be formal
Do give information
Don't use slang

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I think the most important is to connect with your audience as without a connection with your audience, your speech will never be inspiring or amusing to your audience

I think I would rate the first one 3/10, becuase even though it is worse, it is very straight to the point. I would rate the second one 8/10 becuase it uses the pronouns 'we' to make the audience feel more connected to the speech, which is the most important thing to write a strong speech

We can improve the second one by adding slightly more persuasive devices, as the speech looks like it might be to persuade someone.

1 Set the tone early on
2 Establish voice
3 Structure your speech
4 Hook them from the beginning
5 Repeat yourself
6 Get creative
7 End strong
8 Humanize yourself
9 Use imagery
10 Keep it short

My Speech-

Hello fellow students, I would like you to think about what age you got your first cellphone/smartphone/? 12? 13? I would also like you to think about whether this was a good decision or not. There are many reasons as to why parents don't (or do) get their children a phone, and we will be looking at some today. Just like choosing your education, deciding what age to get a phone can be vital, and there are certain factors that can affect these.

The first reason children get a phone at a later age is social media. Social media (as BBC has analyzed) is starting to affect young adults' minds depressing them, discouraging them, and demotivating them. Researchers call this phenomenon 'Social Media Envy', and it's affecting 33% of people in the USA. The reason for this is that people see their friends doing fun, exciting, and cool things and feel jealousy or envy towards them. Social media platforms that are famous in America include Instagram, Snapchat, and Reddit, which affect people the most because -chances are- their friends would be on the platform as well. Social media platforms may also show inappropriate content, which is another reason parents are skeptical about letting their children use it.

A reason against this could be how having a device of this power could help you in some situations. An example of this is when you're in a dangerous, unknown, or frightening place, but having a phone could save your life! You can call, text and message people who can help you, or your parents. This makes it extremely beneficial to have a smartphone, maybe even lifesaving!

In conclusion, I think the perfect age to get a phone is 12 years old, as this age would be responsible enough to manage themselves on social media, and would have enough self-control to manage their screen time, and would also find use in the security benefits of having a smartphone. I would like you to -once again- think about the age at which you got a smartphone and whether the age was appropriate for you, and now you know the pros and cons as well.
Thank you for your time

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31/08/23- After every end there is a beginning

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31/08/23- After every end there is a beginning

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This lesson I learnt how to communicate with people next to me and collaborate effectively.

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- Can you tell us more about the pulmanary disease that Serena got in 2011
- Can you give us some more examples of setbacks that had happend to her?

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- Can you tell us more about which publishers rejected her books and why did Bloomsburg decide to acquire the rights?
- Can you tell us more about her hit series?

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- Why did the Suffragets use such violence for promoting womens' voting rights? (people didn't listen to them)
- Do women still earn less?

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- Can you tell us how she saved the blind children through her article?
- Can you tell us more about her first teacher?

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- Can you give us some more information about the hardships he faced
- Why did Nike choose him?

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- How was he resilient?
- Which problems exactly did he have?

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The most important news to me is the news of over 100 young children in Kota, a part of India heavily fixated on studying for exams, have taken their own lives out of failiure and embarrasment. This affects me personally as I am from India myself and as over the last year I have also been suffering with some mental health issues and I fear the same doesn't happen to me.

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I liked this quote the most because it shows the difference between hearing and listening, which I think is quite important in order to properly communicate with somebody

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Communication-

Joy and sadness both try to comfort Bingbong after his big trip gets cancelled

Joy is energetic and sympathetic, offering other options while Sadness embraces the sadness and isn’t much of a help

I think Joy connected more with Bingbong during this scene as she comforted him and told him it will all be fine

We can learn that im nost cases, it’s more helpful to comfort someone than to call out their sadness.

If you could describe how you’re feeling in a word what would you say?

How are you feeling right now?

If you could improve this in any way how would you?

How do you feel about…?

What’s your opinion on…?

Hearing is when you can hear a sound

Listening is when you interpret the sound as a word

Empathetic listening is understanding the feelings behind the words

I think I possess patience

I think non-judgement is the most important to learn as it also teaches you not to criticize yourself.

In general, I think sympathy is sharing somebodys feeling while empathy is understanding but not necessarily sharing a feeling but understanding it

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Online

Friends

Instagram

Snapchat

Communication

MySpace

California

2004

Likes, comments and pokes

Photo sharing

2005, 2006, 2010

Snapchat

4 Billion

Becaus we are all social animals

Quarantine

It tells us that many people in the African and Sub-Saharan regions don’t have access of coverage of internet, but SDG goals launched by the UN have forced an increase in 3G connections across Africa, but yet less than 1 in 4 people in Africa have internet.

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Session 3- To improve the design of the app and create an effective presentation to showcase it

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Session 3- To improve the design of the app and create an effective presentation to showcase it

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Link to my vision board: https://www.canva.com/design/DAF45mR8Ook/nqgn3SdpRHq-VtUd90OPjg/edit?utm_content=DAF45mR8Ook&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

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Session 3- Creating a presentation for our sustainable app

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Session 3- Creating a presentation for our sustainable app

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I saw lots of articles about how people were struggling in the rain because of flooding and because of traffic, so I felt sad for the people stuck as my mom was stuck in traffic from 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm when her hospital was just 10 minutes away from our house!

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I can see Britain, America, Japan, Germany, Brazil, Kenya, France, Hungary, Uganda This is unique because for the first time, the winners for the elite wheelchair race and the elite race get the same prize

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Dave Lock, also known as 'Samaritans Running Telephone', is preparing for his 25th consecutive London Marathon. His journey began with a life-changing phone call to Samaritans during a period of depression. Now, he runs in a green telephone costume to raise awareness and funds for the charity, especially this year as Samaritans is the main charity of the marathon. Dave's commitment to the cause stems from personal tragedy because he lost his brother to suicide last year. Running alongside his daughter, Isabella, Dave wants to win the marathon as a way to honor his brother's memory Through his dedication and fundraising efforts, Dave has completed over 30 marathons, raising nearly £50,000 for Samaritans.

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We can learn lessons about our human spirit and our resilience because whenever we put our mind to something, we can always do it

Finding inspiration in other people's stories of courage can help you find the courage within yourself as well.

Focus, try your best, organisation, productivity, practise, resilience, inspiration, participation, determination, communication, motivation, have hope, cooperation, face challenges, work hard, creative thinking, don't give up