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OHS'19
SCSU'23
Do Something Survey
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For my "Do Something" Project, I will be starting my weightoss journey.
Tess published this
I also want to let you know my results probably skewed your results.
If you go back to the video on surveys you need to think about providing choices for "all the results"
I hate gyms, but I exercise. Mainly because I coach (started with a Border Collie and now my three kids) but also some outdoors.
Gyms to me were always agro places. I tried in high school and college but just not my vibe. Health isn't competition. It is balance.
Find the thing that makes you move. That is all that matters.
Shape of Stories
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For my Shape Of Story, I chose to create one for the movie, Mean Girls. At the beginning of the movie, Cadie moves to Illinois and is excited to finally not be homeschooled. She enters high school and quickly earns the ugly truth about how high school is made up of drama, lies, and scandals. This puts the second plot point towards the bottom. Eventually, she makes two new friends and they create a way to take down the plastics with the hope of destroying the toxic environment that they created. This puts the 3rd plot towards the top due to a solution to the problem. After Cadie continuously hangs out with the plastics, she eventually becomes of them. Cadie turns into a shallow person and her two original friends don’t want to be apart of her anymore. This puts the 4th plot towards the bottom. However, it goes even lower due to Regina George copying pages of the burn book and putting it all over the school. Afterward, everyone realizes that no one is better than anyone. The movie ends where the school is no longer a toxic environment and people can be friends with whoever they want to be.
This is a very personal journey. Remember you can share as much as little as you want. How learning works best. We help each other reach goals. People talk about learning objectives all the time. Maybe it should be learning subjeectives. I would rather support rather than sort students.
Greg McVerry, Dec 04 2019 on quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com