My bold padlet by Z Vega https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g en-us 2022-08-22 07:05:04 UTC 2025-05-23 16:21:11 UTC hello@padlet.com Hello everyone zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268304302 What I think to have a great idea is to have a great big imagination. With big imagination you can open up a new world of ideas especially if you listen to music.

The five things that are true about learning is studying, reading, listening, writing, and focusing.

What is your favorite color?]]> 2022-08-23 04:20:49 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268304302 3 things about me part 1 zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268337588 I like to explore nature. I like to walk and just explore the mountains or forest.]]> 2022-08-23 04:59:51 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268337588 3 things about me part 2 zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268338597 I like to learn and submit my assignments on time because that way I have free time in the week and I don't have to worry about anything else.]]> 2022-08-23 05:01:00 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268338597 3 things about me part 3 zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268339333 I ike to play video games especially horror, gore, and shooting. ]]> 2022-08-23 05:01:47 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2268339333 The Oxford Comma zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2270938555 What I learned is that commas separate sentence elements, second is that it clarifies the sentence, and last it doesn't go at the end of the sentence.]]> 2022-08-25 03:44:29 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2270938555 Dedication to Mrs. Oneill zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2276986966 I want to dedicate this post to one of my favorite loving teachers Mrs. O'neill. Sadly, I don't have a picture of her, but I still remember her like it was only yesterday. She was the one that suggested to my mom that I need to be in special aid because of my disability with learning at school. She passed away in 2007 but because of her, I knew how to do my work in advance because she thought me how to be organized since I knew her. She was such a good, lovely teacher and because of her I know what I need to do in my life and work. I love you Mrs. Cookie O'neill and you are always in my heart.]]> 2022-08-31 00:48:06 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2276986966 Thank you lewandowski122 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2279574597 Z, thank you for changing the view of your Padlet. It's looking great! ]]> 2022-09-01 16:42:08 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2279574597 Zulma's tip for becoming a stronger reader zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2285634155 I love reading and writing so I have a lot of tips to give. The first one is to be in a quiet place with no interruptions. I prefer with music that way it's relaxing but a lot of people prefer to read it without any noise. I love also highlight important information if I am reading a college text book or also just write it down if you can't highlight. Two months ago when I got my first time at FRCC one of my english teachers recommended me to watch a video on how to understand the reading in any book. I highly recommend you guys to watch it and enjoy it. My other tips it's to double read it again especially if you don't understand what you are reading. I sometimes find myself reading the assignment or stories I like to read at wattpad.

How to Remember More of What You Read - YouTube]]> 2022-09-07 02:15:51 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2285634155 Origin story my change in life zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2286799633 As a little kid, I had always been such a curious being with a big imagination. I always imagine going into a world filled with fairies and magic talking animals even talking clouds. One evening day during the spring, flowers started to bloom and birds flying around my grandmother's garden. She had a beautiful garden were my imagination grew every time I visit her house, it was just new decorations in her garden and with that came new animals.
"Go and play with the chickens Z"
My grandma at that time was in the kitchen preparing delicious empanadas filled with strawberry jelly, while cooking she told me
to play outside with her new animals. 5 year old me as excited as I got run barefoot on the grass to play. My grandma had a lot of
different animals from dogs, cats, goats, even a cow at one point. "I teach you how to swim" Grabbing one of the baby chickens, I walked towards the bucket
of water and began trying to teach that baby chicken to swim. In that moment I felt how time had just stop when I notice how the baby chicken began to struggle moving those little feathers, it felt like we were in a matrix movie which everything was so slow even the beat of a heartbeat could hear in a slow time . Sadly the baby chicken stop moving and realized it had drowned instead of learning to swim. Even after my grandma yelled at me for accidently killing one of the baby chickens, I learned that I  can't expected others to do what I imagen to do. Just like the 
baby chicken when I was expecting to swim instead of dying. I still remember like it was just yesterday when the lifeless body of that poor baby chicken was in my hands and I felt like I have committed a real murder. Here I am running towards my house instead of my grandmother feeling like I was running inside a long forest with no ending road towards my parents house. Those memories are something I would cherish my whole life.]]> 2022-09-07 16:49:51 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2286799633 Ted Talk zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293474150 I chose the Ted talk video of Get comfortable with being uncomfortable because I can relate to the video. The reason why I can relate, it's because I have also done a lot of dares in my life that I don't feel comfortable, or I was afraid of. Sometimes I feel that we have to risk it and not always be in fear or what people would say or what would happen. We should never put ourselves to danger however, sometimes we need to speak up even if that is not our way of doing it. Luvvie Ajayi faced her fears alone so she could have a new experience in her life. Sometimes I feel that I hold a lot because of my fear. That is the academic Summary I am going to write about. 

Get comfortable with being uncomfortable | Luvvie Ajayi Jones - YouTube]]> 2022-09-13 02:52:51 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293474150 Second Story. My trip to Puerto Penasco zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293635728 "Water, island, Mexico." those words that still reflect in my mind when I first visited Sonora Mexico. It was not the first time that I visited Mexico before, considering that I was born here, however visiting another part of Mexico felt like I was lost in wonderland. Seeing that fresh deep blue water just like the blue color at the sky, was a fantasy in my mind. Woosh! All you could hear was mellow wind flowing through the water and feeling it on your feet. I was dreaming feeling like I was floating but then that is when I heard my father's voice interrupting my dreams without knowing that I was in wonderland. "Let's drink Coconut juice from a real Coconut." I already know how a Coconut taste like but homemade with a real Coconut was a new experience I had never tried before. I still remember the touch of that cold salty water in my feet which looked like it was the sky because of how blue it was. I thank my dad for this experienced I had live. I learned that getting lost in the ocean it's really not that bad. My personal problems were gone while only I had to worried about the sand going into my sandals. What do you do when you want to escape from reality? Puerto Penasco was and still is my escape from reality.]]> 2022-09-13 05:17:23 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293635728 Getting lost zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293677847 There is no signal in my phone and now I am just driving forward hoping the road can lead me to the nearest town as soon as possible. Tink! Tink! Tink! Now the symbol of gas tank it's turning on and off with a red light. "What I'm I going to do? I'm doomed."
Just because I got into an argument with my mom a few hours ago, I just wanted to escape from my life at only 19 years old. I felt like the world was against me putting a lot of obstacles in my way just so I could fail. Hours before I got lost in the woods, I just wanted to have a relax day, without having to worry but then everything happened so fast when my mom got into a heat argument with my dad. Because my dad left in the middle of the argument, my mother needed to release her anger and who else was in the house? 
During the argument, I felt that I just wanted to crawl behind the bed with covers on me and just bawl crying my eyes out like a waterfall. Instead of just leave to the store or park, I decided to just leave out of town and escape from home at only 19, being an adult. Now I am driving out of nowhere feeling like the roads are so long perhaps I cross the country, feeling like I want to start a new life until there is no signal on my cellphone and the gas tank is telling me to stop or I am going to regret it. After 3 long lasting hours that felt like eternity, I was finally able to escape from that dark long road and just little bit of gas. I realized that I can't escape my problems just leaving and thinking of not coming back. Because of my experience with the woods on the road, I feel that I have to face my problems. I wonder if I didn't get lost that day, would my life had change? Perhaps I would still think that escaping was my solution. Have you ever feel like escaping after your day doesn't go as plan?]]> 2022-09-13 05:58:13 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293677847 Post 1 Activating Schema zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293717311 The first thing I did to activate my schema was reading out loud the transcript of the Ted Talk video that got my attention. First, I read it out loud two times then wrote down the important parts on my WordPad, so I knew what I needed to write down. The one that works for my activating schema is reading out loud and writing important subjects. The reason that it had work for me it's because I like to read with my voice and eyes so I can catch the important subject I need to write down.]]> 2022-09-13 06:28:44 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293717311 Post 2 reading with purpose zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293792033  Luvvie Ajayi Jones: Get comfortable with being uncomfortable | TED Talk 

There aren't a lot of Power Verbs so I just chose the ones that I found on the transcript of Ted Talk. Also I wrote down the ones that are important and why.]]> 2022-09-13 07:22:17 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2293792033 Reading for a purpose post 2 zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304145837 Luvvie Ajayi describes how we are all a domino when it comes to facing our fears in public. Everyone is afraid of something, either confronting when something is not right or just saying your opinion without feeling that you are getting hate for it. She said that sometimes we are hiding our talents because we are afraid of the future or what if. She said that sometimes it's okay to be afraid but not let the fear control our minds because we are afraid. For example, she went to another country by herself, got inside the ocean and got out on a parachute from a plane, something that she would never do in her life until now. She said that sometimes we have to be the first domino to fall so the other dominos can fall as well.]]> 2022-09-20 03:36:17 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304145837 Review post 3 zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304153828 I am not a person that likes to pick fights or fight back when they are picking on me. I started to fight back 3 years when I started to work at T Mobile with rude customers that came into the store. It is hard to just ignore someone being negative towards you or feeling like you can't do it because you are a failure. I started to be the first domino to fall first when I saw a rude customer being such a bully to my nice coworker, he was just trying to explain something which I don't remember now what it was. I was the first person that step in feeling like a powerful lion saving his kingdom from the enemy. I told my mom about my fears and my insecurities, and she told me that sometimes you just have to fight back. Fighting back when the situation gets worst but to never fight on purpose. My fears besides being confrontational, is failing college. I don't want to fail and that is why I have to be the first domino to prove that I can do it, being in control.]]> 2022-09-20 03:43:09 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304153828 Academic Summary Draft zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304179257 Get comfortable with being uncomfortable | Luvvie Ajayi Jones - YouTube

I am still practicing on how to do the Academic Summary, but I actually had a lot of fun. I am not done with the summary just yet, but I still wanted to try and give a practice. I wrote 3 paragraphs because I kind of lost track in time since the Ted Talk has a lot to talk about.]]> 2022-09-20 04:07:08 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304179257 Comma Splices zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304198156 A comma splice is a comma that is used incorrectly when trying to join two independent clauses. 
Example of bad comma splice
I made a cake in the morning, I burned during the making of the cake.

Good Example
I decided to make a cake during the morning. While making it, I burned my hands on the stove.]]> 2022-09-20 04:25:51 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304198156 Run-on zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304215539 A run on sentence is when two independent clauses are not joined properly.

Wrong example of run on sentence.
I need to take a shower, I am so sweaty.

Good examples:
1. I am so sweaty from that workout. It's time to take a shower.
2. It's a nice day for a shower. After that workout, being sweaty it's not in the plan.
3. After all that sweat from a workout. It wouldn't hurt to take a long hot shower.

]]> 2022-09-20 04:41:47 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2304215539 Greetings from the writing center. zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2305489165 Whom did you work with?
Patrick Kelley 

What focus did your session take?
Our focus was to go over my summary response, and make sure that I went over the checklist for the summary.

What changes will you make to your Summary because of what you learned in the session?
I removed all the we and ours. Also checked on my grammar. Most of the summary was okay just needed to separate sentence.]]> 2022-09-20 18:13:37 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2305489165 Uploading Academi Summary Draft again zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2307661136 2022-09-21 22:54:03 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2307661136 Free write and explore zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2314868354 When I began to write about my origin stories, there was one that got stuck with me and it was when I went to visit my grandmother and sadly killed a baby chicken. My story was about how little old me was just curious about life, how everything worked that I remember like it was only yesterday when it happened. What I was actually trying to talk about in my first origin story, was how the death of a little animal affected me in so many ways. The theme that I saw emerging was how my imagination was curious about everything around my grandmother’s garden. How the animals always came to her house to visit my grandmother, including the chickens too. I learned that sometimes when we expect that others would do what we have in our minds, it actually doesn’t happen that way. Even though my grandmother didn’t get mad at me for accidentally killing that baby chicken, she still told me that we can't expect anything from no one. From there the theme could also be a disappointment but with relief. I am still curious about our next adventures with the class and how we can write more stories. ]]> 2022-09-27 04:43:27 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2314868354 Post 2 Curiosity. zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2314920599 the three things that I am thinking of writing, and I am also curious about is The Academic Summary paper I wrote based on a Ted Talk that talks about "Being Comfortable with being uncomfortable." Because it talks about how we need to face our fears in order for them to stop being a challenge in our lives. The second curiosity that I want to talk about is another Ted Talk name "How Dance can Leash your Joy." by Ryan Heffington. The curiosity is that I want to know more ideas, so I share them. How Dance Can Unleash Your Inner Joy | Ryan Heffington | TED - YouTube and the last curiosity that I want to search for the world of imaginatin.]]> 2022-09-27 05:26:48 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2314920599 Level up quote sandwich zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2314941374 The three things that the video from quote sandwich says is that the quote sandwich has the meat which means the quote. We need to put an introduction before we add the quote. The second part is the bread on top of the sandwich which means the introduction the quote like the who what where and why. The third part of the sandwich is the bread of the bottom in which you analyze. You explain how your quote supports the idea.]]> 2022-09-27 05:48:29 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2314941374 Post 3 Friendly Sources zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2317939920 My first source was a Reddit Search for how Imagination works.
ELI5: Imagination.. How does it work? 
What does the average person see? : explainlikeimfive (reddit.com)

My Reddit Search didn't have the name of the author, however, it had the username of the person that responded which is OhMySaintedTroursers. The main idea of the post is how our brains firstworksk befor  going into our imagination. The author says in order for the people to think how imaginatin works, the people need to think what they can remember for the whole day.  "Sticking with conciousness for a second, your senses are only really taking in a small amount of information at a time." For example, our memory can't remember all the details unless is something shocking like a death of a family or a proposal, or breakup. Our brains works in a different way depending on the people and the author when talking about brains gives a few examples. That is why our imagination can be a bit different from other people imagination. I believe that every people is in fact different even when they want to start a family. We have different think of views when it comes to our daily lives.

]]> 2022-09-28 17:16:12 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2317939920 Responding to the Sources part 2. zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2317969764 "What does the average person see?" " Let's start with what it's possible for their imagination to see. The evolution of an "imagination" serves a pretty obvious purpose: a creature with this facility can consider possible future courses of action, and their outcomes, and pick a wise one, and go on to eat." When it comes to the average of what the person sees it depends on what they are seeing. Sometimes the person doesn't want to see a specific thing, so they pretend that they don't see it or in the end forget what they saw. What does see in the daily life, has to do with imagination?  That's an easy answer. For instance, people who want to have an imagination, need to see the world and explore it in their own way. For example, people that can't see can also use their eyes, nose, and touch in order for them to imagen things in their minds. There is a lot of ways for the people to be creative while imagining in their minds. 

2013 Imagination.. How does it work? What does the average person see? ; explainlikeimfive [online forum] ELI5: Imagination.. How does it work? What does the average person see? : explainlikeimfive (reddit.com)]]> 2022-09-28 17:32:12 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2317969764 Responding to the sources part 3 Questions and answers zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2317978709 After reading the reddit post, I wonder how they have so many answers when it comes to imagination. I know how the mind works however, sometimes I wonder that perhaps I may be overthinking how the mind works. Ever since I was growing up, my family would tell me that I was in lala land, which means that I was lost in my world of imagination. When do you start imagining? How do you start imagining? How does your mind work?]]> 2022-09-28 17:37:14 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2317978709 Post 3 stop 4 second source zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2318347930 Exercise Your Imagination | Kelly Sullivan | TEDxSoleburySchool - YouTube

Since I am more curious about how imagination works, I watch a TED talk video name "Exercise Your Imagination by Kelly Sullivan" In which she talks about being an artist and how what people do every day counts as art. Art comes from the part of the imagination. "People who exercise their imaginations don't operate from a fear of diversity of a genuine they choose to discovery over conquer and beauty over battle, they also know that the real power of art lies in its decorative nature." For instance, creativity comes from the imagination including the way they think, write, draw, and paint. Sullivan also talks about her experience in San Francisco in the early 90s when she was on a budget. That is when Sullivan found an idea with art, but she needed people, that is when kids from a Suburban from San Francisco came to help even with a slow budget. The point of that was for the people to be inspired on their imagination to be more creative.]]> 2022-09-28 23:03:45 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2318347930 Database EBSCO zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2323229676 The EBSCO is a tool program database that gives you what you are actually looking for. It goes from publishers, years, title, specific subjects. I was actually playing with it and I found interesting that there are many books with news, stories, and comedy. The EBSCO has a lot of language you can choose and it doesn't have to be just english. When you click on a specific book you can save it to your google drive, read it as PDF, you can print it, send to your email, you can cited it, export, create note, add to your folder once you sign in, and permalink. ]]> 2022-10-03 06:29:59 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2323229676 Level up. Email a Librarian zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2326849723 What did you ask for? I asked for help on how to search more on the database and help on how to understand it.
 What did they send? They send that they will help me I just need to make an appointment with them via zoom, in person or on the phone.
 How helpful was it? It was helpful because I know I can ask them any question and they would help the best way possible.
 What advice do you have for us? To provide with more tools and resources.]]> 2022-10-05 03:11:41 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2326849723 Stop 5 How to stay calm when you know you'll be stressed? zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2326922886 In the Ted talk "How to stay calm when you know you'll be stressed" by Daniel Levitin. he talks about how our brain works when it is overstressed. Levitin starts by saying a personal story based on his experiences when he was feeling stressed and overwhelmed. Levitin starts by saying how one freezing night, he forgot his house keys inside his own house so he couldn't open the doors or windows. Levitin only option was to break a window from his garage door and not wait for a locksmith. Levitin had a lot of stuff to do like calling his contractor to fix the window, to not forget his passport for his flight to Europe. Leviting shared to his friend Daniel about what had happened "And Daniel shared with me that he had been practicing something called prospective hindsight." that is based on psychologist Gary Klein that have written pre-mortem. Leviting says that is pretty much an idea on what to do when things don't go their way. 
Response:
Everyone that is feeling overstressed or overwhelmed with homework, school. life, family and work should definitely watch this video of Daniel Levitin and how to deal with stressed. There is a piece of advice about how the brain works and it goes like this. "There is a structure in the brain called hippocampus, that evolves over tens of thousands of years to keep track of the location important things." What it meant was that the people need to find or make a locate spot for their stuff like car keys, house keys, cellphone, TV control. Because when people are feeling stressed or overwhelmed, they seem to forget everything, even how to breath for a second.  That is why it is a good idea to just stop and relax. It is not good when the people feel stressed because they can make a lot of mistakes like the speaker name Daniel when he forgot his passport.
Update: 
It happens to me all the time, especially on school and work. I feel that I need to do this assignment for today or tomorrow and in the end, it was due a month ago. Sometimes I leave the keys of the car inside the car, and I lock it thinking I have the keys. I completely feel about being stressed and that is not good because I start to make a lot of mistakes or forget something. I will start to listen to Daniel Levitin advice about making special spots for something. Over think my ideas so they don't go away, or I forget about them. My word count for my summary is 168. My word count for Response is 155 and my word count for update is 107

Daniel Levitin How to stay calmed when you know you'll be stressed TED November, 2015 How to stay calm when you know you'll be stressed | Daniel Levitin - YouTube]]> 2022-10-05 04:27:53 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2326922886 Stop 6 The Trick to Regain Your Childlike Wonder zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2326980737 In the Ted talk "The Trick to Regain Your Childlike Wonder" Zach King talks about how a box is more than a box in the eyes of children. He began by asking the adult what the object he had was and of course everyone mention it was a box. King began to share a story about his childhood where a big box was more than a box to him. He began to imagen that it was a Rocketship, also a submarine having such a big imagination until one day, his father had to put the box away in the garage. Later Zach grew and started to use the box but not for playing, instead for storing until he got married and had kids. His kids told King that the box was something else besides the box. "So why is it that you and I, as adults, we look at something like this and we just call it what it is, a box. But our children, they can see it for more possibilities. Zach also talks about how him being a filmmaker also helps him to imagen new ideas about our imagination. Zack starts to refer how a cup of water can now be a piece of cake, so he films his imagination. 

Respond: 
Everyone has a big imagination including myself. I feel like Alice in Wonderland just getting lost with weird animation objects. Ever since I was a little girl, I used to imagen a lot of stuff like the tree was actually a rocketship. It's funny because sometimes when I am at work, I began to imagen that I am lost in an island and relaxing. It is okay to think something more creative like being lost in the forest or something more creative too. Sometimes we just need to be lost in our mind so we can forget about our personal problems and take a big break. It's hard when you don't have time to sit there and relax while listening to music and imagen in your head. For instances, in an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants both him and Patrick got inside the box creating an imaginative word around them. That is the spirit of childlike imagination.

Update:
Whenever I want to be distracted or just ignore the world, I let my inner creative child take control of me. I sometimes need to relax and let my imagination take a little control over me. My mom says that I have always being in wonderland because everytime they try to call me, I just ignore them. I like to imagen that the tables and chairs are up on the air dancing on theirs selfs. My word count for summary is 212. My word count for respond is 150. My word count for update is 75]]> 2022-10-05 05:26:14 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2326980737 Stop 7 the check up zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333035049
  • I have completed a backup of my Padlet. 
  • I have summarized any *feedback from Mrs. Lewandowski on my research journey
  • I am passing all of the gatekeepers: Origin Stories, Academic Summary, and Database Screencast.
  • I am caught up with commenting on Padlets for my Research Team. 

    • ]]>     2022-10-10 05:32:38 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333035049     Stop 8 zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333052783
  • I like how the teacher put examples. I follow through the examples and also through youtube tutorials on how to do a perfect writing
  • I wish that we could practice more on our writing. 
  • I wonder: This is my second term taking online courses especially English. My previous teacher from the first English course I took told me that I was doing such a good job just always ask for help whenever I needed it. I been going to the writing center so the tutors can help me.

    • ]]>     2022-10-10 06:01:43 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333052783     Week 8 Lateral Reading zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333089407 1. "all information is produced by someone, but it's also produced for a purpose.
    2. "But most of the time, we don't need to search source code to know more about who's sharing the information we're consuming.
    3. "We read vertically."
    4. "But introducing other strategies into your reading like looking elsewhere for additional information can help you find out a lot more."
    5. "It's lateral because, instead of moving up and down, you're moving from tab to tab." 

    I am going to use the question "Who made this and why?" for my source that is EBSCO. Professional college people created the EBSCO and the reason why they created the link is to help students like me on their homework like database research or other homework related. 

    Part II
    1. Which strategies align with the tips from the first video. List at least two.
    reading as a printed document, focus on the site's look like aesthetics, graphics and overall appearances. Second strategies are to open tabs in a browser and read laterally including Wikipedia

    I decided to open different tabs and search in different database about what I will talk about which is how our imagination changed through our years. I didn't find many resources other than the EBSCO but I did found some information on the wikipedia which in the bottom of Wikipedia has a lot of reference sources I can look up.

    ]]>     2022-10-10 06:45:27 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333089407     Reading Deeply Gatekeeper. zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333101130 What I learned from this activity is to be a deep thinker. Right now, I found a topic that got me interested and it was chasing a dream against all odds. It's about families that live in poverty conditions, but they don't lose hope for the future. I found it interesting because I can relate to the reading and story that are showing in that article.]]> 2022-10-10 06:57:10 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2333101130 Reading Deeply Gatekeeper zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2334408490 During my deep reading and thinking, I was doing some research and notice a database research that I got interested. It's called a relation understanding of the human's rights. I got into more deep thinking using my schema and I found that even poberty people also have a judgmental mind. It was interesting so I decided to do that resesrch on EBSCO. I had fun doing the research and made me think more Deeply. ]]> 2022-10-11 01:26:03 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2334408490 Reading Rhetorically zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2334595225 PURPOSE: Gloria Chan Packer purpose is to tell the audience to not think that work is like family. Seeing their job/career as a family can actually be quite detrimental to the mental and emotion health without knowing it.

    AUDIENCE: People that feel over stressed with work. Second audience at Ted Talk. Employees that feel work is their second home.

    RHETORICAL APPEALS: She used her experience by saying that she started her career as a management, and technology consultant spending a decade giving her all. She was doing a burnt-out cycle until in 2017 she started to get migraines.

    DESIGN: It's a TedTalk there was no drawing but using our imagination to imagen what would we do if we didn't think too much of work.

    SOURCES:     The source is that Gloria Chan Packer used is her experience. 

    ELEMENTS OF THE GENRE: Doing a reflection, thinking, activating our cognitive schemas.

    Apply: Perhaps just have more ideas to write or talk about. I prefer to talk about it then write about it to activate my mind. 

    Work Is Not Your Family | Gloria Chan Packer | TED - YouTube]]>     2022-10-11 04:20:47 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2334595225     Class proyect zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2337390349 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zqW-lxdF66as-KtCyejUzPae4cAMtfkGJB6vU0RGaVo/edit?usp=sharing]]> 2022-10-12 17:06:52 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2337390349 Stop 9 Fieldwork zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2342472763 For my fieldwork I wanted to create a survey about finding happiness. It's a more way of thinking deeply about you, your mind, and your goals. it is a interesting way to see what we like and what we don't like.

    https://forms.gle/JVGzMfW49nXBToVF9

    The survey asks questions about what you like and what you like on your own house. What type of vehicles you like and that is because our minds can get distracted a little bit and used our imagination. 

    I hope to see everyone answer the survey and make their imagination open up to new ideas while they think. 

    I haven't receive responses yet but once I do then I will update.]]>     2022-10-17 03:34:58 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2342472763     Stop 10 zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2342501377 On my stop 10 what I started from my research journey began when I was exploring my way of writing then research on different website. For example, I later began to research on the library, and the EBSCO which it came very interesting finding different topics to talk about. I wanted to talk about imagination and creativity and thanks to the class advice also my profesor advice and the Ted Talk I found more ways to write.

    The two examples of information I found through my stops was first the Ted Talks that actually talk about what I wanted to write or think. Later I found more of those topics on EBSCO database research and found even documentary about my topics that include pictures and stories.

    As of right now, I don't have any questions however if I do then this will be updated.

     I want to get others to think or do is to research more on their topic and find documentaries on youtube or other social media that will help with the project because it has helped me a lot so I advice other to try it.]]>     2022-10-17 04:06:36 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2342501377     Cross Pollination on creativity zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2347417163 1. Different ways to interrupt creativity
    2. Stress that stops creativity
    3. Not thinking.
    4. Imagination.
    5. Are dreams and nightmares are the same when it comes to creativity]]>     2022-10-19 16:51:09 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2347417163     MLA format zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352843466 The three types of MLA format advise that I saw on the MLA video was to always do Times new roman with size 12, Second advice used a header with your last name on the top right and the last advice is to always do double space.]]> 2022-10-24 02:18:40 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352843466 MLA in Text Citation zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352866591 still practicing]]> 2022-10-24 02:39:35 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352866591 MLA word cited zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352871678 I always have trouble when I word cited so the tips that I learned was to always put the source entry with the name of the author or creator. The second tip I learned is to always include the full title of the sources, including subtitle in title cases. And the last tip that I learned is to put it with italics and quotation marks.]]> 2022-10-24 02:43:57 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352871678 Bag of tricks zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352942210 Bag of Tricks Definitions of Techniques to Explain What you Know

    Anecdotes: As a little girl, I always wanted to be a superhero and save people but then that idea of being a superhero slowly began to die as I grew older seeing what the world was really like. It's hard to sometimes have a big imagination especially when you are depressed, however, imagining different scenarios can help peace our mind.

    Questions: If we could imagen and create our own little story what would it be?

    Illustration: For instance, children have a big open imagination but when they began to grow up and think different then their imagination becomes different.
    ]]>     2022-10-24 03:55:58 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352942210     Bag of tricks written MLA zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352984959 2022-10-24 04:47:39 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2352984959 MLA MINI LESSON zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2364285293 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d3F_kksFfm3EQtihOd2O1uneizH3o4DM6KZxy9zHbqc/edit?usp=sharing]]> 2022-11-01 03:03:08 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2364285293 Media Trick zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2364357058 2022-11-01 04:14:11 UTC https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2364357058 Padlet Post: What is a throughline? zulmavega288 https://padlet.com/zulmavega288/wdb1678risje8n1g/wish/2372551312 1. How does Anderson define a Throughline?
     is a connecting theme that ties together each narrative element. 

    2. What is one of the steps to finding your Throughline?
    developing an idea and strong throughline are the first steps

    3. What elements must a Throughline contain?
    Persuation

    4. List two quotes or examples that stick out to you. 
    "Transfer into your listener's mind and extraordinary gift a strange and beautiful object called idea." "Well you can think of it as a pattern of information that helps you understand and navigate the world. Ideas come in all shape and sizes."

    5. According to Anderson, what should a Throughline be?
    getting one idea.

    6. How is a Throughline different than a "topic"?
    topic is only one thing but throughline is different ideas.

    7. Take what you know and have heard about thesis statements and compare the two. Is a throughline the same as a thesis? How is different?
    Thesis is what the paper or essays its going to be about when throughline is a connecting theme that ties together so they are similar 

    8. What are the components of the "right way" to write a TED Talk?
    focus on your main idea, make your idea worth sharing, make people hear what you are saying

    9. What is the difference between an issue and an idea?
    issues are what we don't agree on while ideas it's different ways to solve.

    10. What comes after you have your Throughline?
    You are ready what plan to have and do it.

    Anderson, Chris. TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking.  First Mariner, 2017.
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