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Learning Hub 3 2013 @ Stonefields School
Kia ora. We're an awesome bunch of year 5 to 8 students in Learning Hub 3 (LH3) at Stonefields School in Auckland, New Zealand. We'd love to get your feedback and have you share in our adventure. We all take turns at blogging so be sure to check who the author is :) Have fun reading our blog! Ka kite ano.
Friday, 29 May 2015
Hub 3 @ Stonefields - New Blog
Thank you for supporting our blog. We have created a new blog for 2015 and hope you will continue to check in with our learning and leave us comments.
Thursday, 28 May 2015
Reece's math evidence.
http://goanimate.com/videos/0i4Lmq4_J7qk
Monday, 11 May 2015
Thursday, 26 February 2015
Have you ever found a hoax site? by Liam and Zeb
Thursday, 19 February 2015
Jesse's Popplet On Critical Literacy :-)
So in Mawhera Literacy group what we had to do was pick a topic and I chose running and I had to write lots of facts about running like how to practise, the equipment you need and who is the fastest runner and so on. So for every fact I needed to have 3 websites to show that that fact was true because if I only had one website maybe the person who made that website is lying so its better to have 3 websites so its a better chance that the fact is true. For example- Usain Bolt is the fastest sprinter in the world-Website 1 Website 2 and Website 3 Thank You For Reading :-)
Monday, 20 October 2014
Why the voting age should be lowered to 13
Voting is a no-brainer; either you like a party or you don't. Thirteen year olds can easily pick up on where views on an issue differ and decide on who they like better. Children and young people under the age of 18 cannot vote. Yet they constitute one of the largest single blocks of citizens — more than twice the number of citizens of 65 years or older. Therefore why aren't we using all these votes.
Talking to your thirteen year olds about elections and viewpoints across the board then giving the child his/her choice-vote can be a very nice family activity, can be educational and should instill into a Thirteen year olds the idea that s/he is important enough to make decisions on who and what should rule his/her country.
Thirteen year olds like to know they are important and have a say in this world, because at our age it is not likely that people listen to our views because what can we do about it. There has been many examples of children setting up agencies, websites even radio stations. Jonathan Krohn is a fourteen year old boy from america, and he gives advice to conservatives for future; and he does this on the news right over america. So this is just one example of the maturity of young teens these days.
In our multimedia-based society thirteen year olds are exposed to more information than ever. Television, Internet, and satellite news are available 24/7. Polar ice caps are melting, our troops are dying, and people are starving as we watch live. My generation is more aware of what is going on in the world than previous ones. My generation is more likely to be offspring of single-parent families, multi-racial families, and openly gay parents. The world has changed, society is different from when our parents grew up.
Many may say that thirteen year olds are not mature enough, to young and easily bribed, most thirteen year olds are mature and have an opinion, yes they can be bribed but most teenagers are stubborn and want to keep to their own mind.
Perhaps only the politically aware should vote, whether there 13 or 103, if you don’t know how your vote will affect everyone, or how a candidate will govern, then maybe you shouldn’t cast your vote. So if the age of voting is lowered to thirteen it wouldn't hurt anyone would it.
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