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Showing posts with label Critical Thinking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Critical Thinking. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 June 2019

AKO hour at Tamaki Primary✌πŸ½πŸ’›Peace Activist - Ron KovicπŸ’›✌🏽

WALT: Research Peace Activists.

Kia Ora and welcome back to our class blog! For AKO hour at school, our group decided to focus on peace. For those wondering what AKO hour is all about, it's a time set aside whereby we share our learning with the rest of the school as well as the broader community. 

During today's blog I will be sharing with you all which peace activist I've chosen to explain to you all how this person influenced peace talks in their country/people. Example while researching peace activists I choose Ron Kovic and here is what I found out about this peace activists:


"72 Year Old Ron Kovic is an American anti-war activist, writer, was former United States Marine Corps Sergeant, and of course is a peace activists, who was wounded and paralysed during the Vietnam War. On January 20, 1968, Ron Kovic was awarded a Purple Heart for his service and courage during the Vietnam War, he was shot in the spine and was paralyzed from waist down."
My group (Lydia, Hiria, Hope) and I (Hevani) all chose one peace activist:
Me - Ron Kovic
Lydia - Nelson Mandela
Hiria - Samantha Smith
Hope - Leymah Gbowee
After explaining how each peace activist lead peace or caused peace to their country we then all added our own meaning of peace at the end of our presentation,
Here is our peace activist presentation:

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Question of the blog: What does Peace mean to you?



Image result for peace sign png

Wednesday, 4 February 2015

Kia Manawanui Current Events Exemplar

Here is our class exemplar showing how to use critical thinking to analyse a current event. We completed this presentation as a syndicate using two articles which are linked on the first slide. This year we are developing our critical thinking skills using Bloom's Taxonomy and this activity will be done as part of our reading tumble. We would love some feedback so please comment below.