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Friday, October 29, 2021

PPP Reflection

Now that it's over, what are my first thoughts about this overall project? Are they mostly positive or negative?
They are positive. I remember having fun working with my friends to make the project come to fruition.


What did you do for your project?
For our passion project we did an american football sports tournament.

Why did you do it?
We decided to do an american football tournament because we are passionate about the sport and enjoy it.

How did the brainstorming of ideas go?
We think that the brainstorming of ideas went well and everybody’s opinions and ideas were heard and considered.

What was your driving question?
Our driving question was “How do you make a good sports tournament?”

How did your planning correspond to the finished project?
The result of our planning was a successful sports tournament that everybody enjoyed.

How did the planning help you?
Our planning and research helped us by giving us the knowledge we required to run a good sports tournament.

What didn’t you include in your planning? 
We did not consider how we were going to present our tournament and as a result do not have any photos of our tournament. We also didn’t include much bibliography.

What will you do differently in your planning next time?
Next time I would seriously consider how I would present my project.

What went well with the creating and implementation?
We were able to well organise the tournament and everybody had a good time.

What didn’t go well for the creating and implementation?
It was hard for us to get a great amount of people to come to the tournament because it is not common in New Zealand but this also meant that the people who did show up to the event were all interested in the sport and tried their best. We also did not think to take pictures.

What did you learn about yourself during this phase?
Greg - I didn’t really learn anything about myself.

What did you learn about working with others during this phase? (Please be respectful here!)
I learnt that is important to involve everyone in your group and listen to everybody’s ideas.

How did you show the HHS school values during the whole process? Please be specific.
We showed commitment by working on our project every wananga period no matter what.
We showed achievement by creating this slideshow to present our project to the class.
We showed respect by helping those of lesser skill levels who needed assistance.
We showed resilience by persevering when times got tough so that we could run our tournament.

I didn’t really learn anything about myself by making our project but I did have a lot of fun doing it with my friends. If I did passion projects again I would do one of the projects that are run by teachers.

These are the critical literacy traits that I used:

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Tuesday, October 26, 2021

Passion Projects Sharing & Presenting

This is a presentation I made about my passion project. My passion project was to make an american football sports tournament.

Tuesday, October 19, 2021

Reflection Section Week 1

Text Title: People can't stop destroying their cars on this width-restricted UK road

Text Type: News Article

Text Creator: Nile Bijoux

Text Purpose: To provide interesting and useful information to readers.

Date: Oct 16 2021

Critical Literacy Question: Who is missing from the text?

Recently, many road users have been destroying their cars on a section on Woodmere Avenue in Watford. So many cars have been wrecking themselves that a 700-member Facebook group has been created to detail the destruction dealt by the concrete and bollards. A Watford Council spokesperson has said that the safety feature “does not meet the criteria for inclusion in our safety engineering programme”. Council Officers have interviewed local residents, spotting themselves at least one accident on the bollards.

The reader is shown the opinion of the Watford Council, but not of those involved in the accidents. I believe that this article should show the opinions of those who got into an accident on the width restriction, showing both sides of the story.

Woodmere Avenue