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Humanity losing it’s geniuses
Humanity is losing its geniuses. Aristotle died, Newton passed, Einstein Died. And today I’m not feeling that well either. (not a poem)
Seminar 4: When in Rome….–Reflection
Hiii again🫠 From Wednesday to Friday we had the seminar When in Rome…, which focused on whether we should “do as the Romans do when we are in Rome”. I am one of the leaders in this seminar. We had four questions with four extension questions: first, how do you define local? Second, is there ... Read more
Seminar 5 reflection
Last week we had our last MYP ELL seminar, and it was my favorite one so far. Instead of a usual discussion, we did an ELLmmy Awards ceremony. The leaders made fun categories like “Most Hidden Talent”, “Best Fiction & Analytical Writer”, “Best Groupwork Teammate”, and silly ones like “Most Likely to Fall Asleep During ... Read more
Seminar 3 Reflection (Travel Ads)
We held our third seminar and the main topic was analyzing the travel advertisements we created in different groups. We divided into four groups and each group finished their own advert before we gathered together to share ideas. During the whole discussion we talked about what visual features can make an advertisement attractive, how color ... Read more
Its been a while
It’s been a while It’s been a while— The same hallway, a leased background. Same talks, same shoes across the ground. The tree greens for the third time, Like it was during our first lines. Ceremonies pass, projects finish. Presentations complete, groups disband. Rivalries settle, relationships change. Seasons blur, time accelerates. When it all ... Read more
Reflection for final Seminar, Seminar 5 on our MYP Journey
I was quite satisfied with this seminar. And I got my own title: “Most likely to be red flagged for a post or speech” This was very fitting and satisfying to me. In terms of performance I have performed well I scored an 8 on my final seminar, and I have managed to intervene in ... Read more
#LAST Seminar Reflectionnnn
Content that we discussed: This seminar’s topic was “The Mega Reflection on One’s ELL Journey.” Dr. Terrett had already prepared various questions in the English workbook, yet ELLA students chose to discuss more on the questions they brainstormed themselves, which were connected to the topic. The questions focused on the students’ favorite units, one book ... Read more
#Seminar Reflectionnnnn 4
Content that we discussed: In Seminar 4, ELLA discussed topics related to “whether immigrants should fully adopt their new culture” and “what are your reactions when facing a culture that you can’t understand.” We also talked about religion, rights, and how to define whether a culture is “correct” (benefits people and society) or not—for example, ... Read more
Seminar Reflection 3 Blog Post 5 – Vincent
We reviewed classmates travel ad posters, discussing color schemes, layout, fonts, visual focus and content arrangement. The first poster had clear visual guidance, we suggested emphasizing the private jet service to rationalize its pricing. The night-city themed poster looked dull and blurry, with unnoticeable text and missing key info, despite its nice street view. The ... Read more
Seminar Reflection 4 Blog Post 6 – Vincent
This seminar revolved around cultural identity, traditions and the idea of “when in Rome, do as the Romans do”. We first debated how to define local and foreign identities, from perspectives such as physical traits, and nationality, then we talked about why deep cultural understanding often comes from lifelong experience rather than just academic learning. ... Read more
Aladin-Man
Art 'n' Design
Bizarre beasts & curious creatures & menacing monsters
Cartoons & Comics
Character Creation
Collaborative Writing
Culture
English Speaking
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House Teams
Princess Terrett
Project Enchantia
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Research
Seasons and Festivals
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Symbolism
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Wildlife
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