Agenda

20th Feb
Tomorrow is day 1
Homework:
-Summative task

Extra for Experts
Creative Writing
Ted Ed
Poem of the week!

Notices:
Reminders: Book in a goal setting conference

Signed:

Ted Ed Term 1 Week 4

TED-Ed - Term 1 Week 4

What are the universal human rights? - Benedetta Berti

The basic idea of human rights is that each one of us, no matter who we are or where we are born, is entitled to the same basic rights and freedoms. That may sound straightforward enough, but it gets incredibly complicated as soon as anyone tries to put the idea into practice. What exactly are the basic human rights? Who gets to pick them? Who enforces them—and how? Benedetta Berti explores the subtleties of human rights.

1. Human rights are universal and apply to everybody no matter where they live - True / False - What are your thoughts?

2. The basis of contemporary international human rights law is the __________

3. Within the international system, the main body tasked with protecting human rights is _________

4. What are some of the limitations of the concept of human rights?

5. Some critics argue that the concept of human rights has become little more than a buzzword with no concrete impact. What are the main limitations of human rights today, and what do you think could and should be done to strengthen the international protection of basic rights and freedoms?

6. Explain the role, content and impact of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

7. Explain in a nutshell the concept of human rights—provide your own definition and offer a few examples of basic human rights.

Agenda

17th, Feb, 2017
Monday is day 1
Homework:
None
Notices:
Reminders: Book your goal setting conference
Signed:

Essential Agreement

Make an Organised List

Make an organised list

What Is It?

Make a List is a problem-solving strategy that you can use to solve mathematical word problems by writing the information in a more organised format. Here is an example of a problem that can be solved by making a list:

Doug has 2 pairs of pants: a black pair and a green pair. He has 4 shirts: a white shirt, a red shirt, a grey shirt, and a striped shirt. How many different outfits can he put together?

UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM

• How many pairs of pants does Doug have? (2)
• How many shirts does Doug have? (4)

PLANNING A SOLUTION

• Suppose Doug wears his black pants. What colour shirt can he wear? (white, red, grey, or striped)
• If Doug wears his striped shirt, how many different outfits can he wear? (2: striped—black and striped—green)
• If Doug wears the green pants, can he wear all 4 shirts? (yes).

Finding the Answer

Make an Organised List

Black—White

Black—Red

Black—Grey

Black—Striped

Green—White

Green—Red

Green—Grey

Green—Striped

Answer: Doug can make 8 different outfits.

Agenda

14th Feb, 2017
Tomorrow is day 4
Homework:
20m
-Finish Draft and Re-craft against the Success Criteria

Notices:
Goal setting conference


Reminders:

Teaming / P.E. Gear

Signed:

Purpose of Community's

UOI1 - How We Organise Ourselves - What is the purpose of communities?

WALT - Gain a deep understanding about the form and function of communities.

Key Question: What is a community?

Example:

- What is the community?

- What is its form?

- How does it function?

- What is its purpose?

Take a look at the images of different communities in action on your sheet.

Answer the following questions about each image (community in action):

1. What is the community?
2. What is its form?
3. How does it function?
4. What is its purpose?

In your own words write a definition of community.

Once you have finished this task ensure that your unpacking of the central idea through the KEY CONCEPTS is complete.