My bold backchannel by Esha Mathew https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx Made with good vibes en-us 2018-02-22 05:26:17 UTC 2018-03-15 06:52:03 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234086194 Group 4 RQ: Do the advantages of gaming overweigh the disadvantages among teenagers?]]> 2018-02-22 05:37:07 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234086194 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234086290 Group 1 RQ: How does technology aid in resolving social issues among women?

]]> 2018-02-22 05:38:00 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234086290 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234087005 One of our resources- Harsarth]]> 2018-02-22 05:45:47 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234087005 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234087423  Group 3 : Does long term exposure to action-adventure video games cause young adults to behave violently? ]]> 2018-02-22 05:50:05 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234087423 abdusazeez14123 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234087856  (http://www.huffingtonpost.in/)

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]]> 2018-02-22 05:53:45 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234087856 harsarth_kalaivanan https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234088804 One of our resources]]> 2018-02-22 06:01:21 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234088804 group 2 question is missing?I'm assuming its krishna's grp.... esham https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234164902 2018-02-22 11:58:57 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/234164902 6/3/2018 harsarth_kalaivanan https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/238489496 Class Reflection:
Today, during GP class, we learned how laws are made. We did a group work which was the fun part. The researching part was actually quite boring but I definetly learned something out of it. Now I know what a bill is and how it made into a law.
                                  
                                          -Harsarth]]> 2018-03-06 08:34:10 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/238489496 7/3/2018 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239125721 Class reflection :v
Yesterday in the GP class, we learned how laws are made and we did a  group work on the same. We had to do a research on how laws are made. We got a chart and wrote it down then we stuck it on the wall. After all that we discussed all our points.
*Bell rings*Class was over 

-Anonymous :v]]> 2018-03-07 13:37:38 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239125721 Class Reflection https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239156737 In the previous GP class I learned something which i had no clue about and something that had intrigued me for so long. It about how laws are made. I now have a clear idea on the topic. Bill is made either by a citizen or a representative, then sent to the house of representatives, after approval form them it is sent to the senate and then it only becomes a law after it's signed by the president. My doubt is that, even after creating so many laws why hasn't the crime rate decreased.

- Logesh]]> 2018-03-07 14:31:34 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239156737 In the last GP class, we learnt how laws are made, we were divided into groups and were told to research on how laws were made and present it in a creative way, therefore my team and I put it down on a flowchart and drew a little drawing to depict the information we had written so that it is more clear. Later on, we presented the information we collected to the entire class. https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239234802 1. Every law starts with an idea
2.Bill is introduced
3.The bill goes to committee
4.Congress debates and votes.
5. Presidential action
6. Made into laws.
- SREEPREYA S

]]> 2018-03-07 16:20:10 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239234802 In the last GP class, we learned how a bill is processed and made into a law. I had no understanding of what a law is or how it was made, before this class. We were split into teams, and had to draw, or express our understanding of the process of a bill being made into a law, in the simplest way. swasthikas https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239496714 2018-03-08 03:52:08 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239496714 In G.P. class we learnt how to make laws and then we were split into groups and learnt how the bill goes into the senate and then signed by the president. We also did the most creative presentation in the whole class and explained it with almost every detail in it. abdusazeez14123 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239496815  but prisons don't work because people who did small mistakes are inside with people who made serious crimesand they can be influenced by others.]]> 2018-03-08 03:52:55 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239496815 In GP class we learned how laws are made, we were put into groups in same . zaydriaz123 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239497322 2018-03-08 03:55:59 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239497322 Dear learners, esham https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239498226 Reflection 1:Weekly journal entries based on research and discussions on "Do prisons work"?
THE REFLECTION SHOWS:MY LEARNING FROM THE INFORMATION SHOWN OR DISCUSSED IN CLASS. For eg: Today's class discussion made me realise that prisons may not work for adolescents as they need additional support and mentoring as stated by the person in the video.I agree with this because as an adolescent I have experienced phases where I needed guidance while correcting a wrong decision".]]> 2018-03-08 04:02:38 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239498226 Discussion 2:Should laws be made as they are being made now?Why or why not? esham https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239499141 Should address what arguments  you are likely to put across either to support "Why" or "Why not"
For e.g.I think laws should not continue to be made in the same way because of changing communities and changes in crime scenario in the present world.My argument is based further on the the following resource from (For e.g. The Guardian'"...which states that "................................""]]> 2018-03-08 04:08:25 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239499141 Do Prisons work? https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239499656 From the video and articles shown in the class i came to the conclusion that prisons can be more efficient in terms of:
-hygiene
-prison officials
-work done by the prisoners
-space
-inmates management.
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/crime-justice-society/0/steps/10849

                                       Logesh]]> 2018-03-08 04:11:34 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239499656 Do prisons work? harsarth_kalaivanan https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239499718 According to me, prisons do not work. Prisons are meant to be for rehabilitation for criminals but prisoners tend to go back to doing crimes.Prisoners don't have qualifications when they enter prison and due to a lack of educational programmes they are eventually unemployed when they come out of prison with a criminal record. Prisons also tend to overcrowd and they end up in a situation where there is a lack of resources and money.
           
-Harsarth]]> 2018-03-08 04:11:53 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239499718 class reflection 6/3/18 balam https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239500379 We learned that how laws are made . i disagree with how are made. it is taking long period time to make a bill into a law my source of arguments by this link below.  And my argument we need make this process fast so that good bills can turn to a good law 

- Bala mohnish

]]> 2018-03-08 04:15:41 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239500379 9/3/20 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239998016 Class reflection:
Yesterday in the GP class, we watched a video where a guy explains that you should not judge people without evidence. 
He was talking about a man who was blindly judged and was kept  in prison for 30 years, the the police got evidence and declared him innocent, but it was useless as he wasted 30 years of his life in prison.
After that video, maam made us play a game where 2 people should ask questions to each other and then discuss among the class.
What I learned is that justice does happen, people make justice happen and that you cant judge a person blindly and without evidence
-Marvin ]]> 2018-03-09 02:54:52 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239998016 9/3/18 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239999804 Reflection of the class ]]> 2018-03-09 03:07:32 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/239999804 Our current justice system seltock23 https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/240841893 Our current justice system is self destructive for society. It doesn't really "justify" most occurences. It's hard to find a punishment system that helps an induvivual, and many times society does not want to help some induvivuals because of either personal bias or moral values. Would many people really want to rehabilitate mass murders or rapists? Probably not. That is where a line is drawn. That is where you are derived of your human rights in terms of priority and that is a position all of us refuse to acknowledge.

- Not Harsarth]]> 2018-03-12 13:24:09 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/240841893 Law-making swasthikas https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/240935473 I don't think the methods of making laws in our current society is the right way.  A law is a rule or guideline that is followed by the members of a particular community, often out of the fear of being fined or punished. A law is supposed to help the community, as a whole, develop, and change in a positive way. Morally, the creation of laws may sound right, but if we see the damage that is made to the individuals of a thriving society with those laws, changing our laws may be the right thing to do. Furthermore, laws aren't made in favor of everybody, and may seem quite harsh, or fragile to certain people. A law is supposed to fight for justice, or the right thing, but if the opinion of the 'correct thing' keeps changing, how can we make laws that suite all conditions, even the changing ideas, and communities? That;s why I feel that we must keep modifying and developing our laws. ]]> 2018-03-12 15:37:14 UTC https://padlet.com/esham/lyc6jtozngsx/wish/240935473