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On the stress graph i think that i would be on the Apathy level on the whole unit. Because I wasn’t concerned but i wasn’t sleeping. The unit have  been a good revision and i have also learned a lot too.

The challenging parts of the unit was having to convert really weird decimals to fractions because it is really hard to solve and divide, it was really annoying. It easy parts was turn fractions in their simplest form because we have practiced how to do it a lot of times so it was really easy.

I think that my effort in class and my homework effort reflected in my results because i did pretty well in my 5-6 area, which is what we learned in class. But at home in didn’t go further and investigate so i couldn’t get all of the answers for the 7-8 section.

The activity that i really liked in this unit was drawing and learning how to draw the operations in 10×10 grids, because it made me understand a lot about decimals and not be too confused about it.

Coming up soon is what i am going do for the community and service activity is to help underprivileged kids in the communities. The activity is going to happen soon and i have already sighed up for it, I have already done this SOCO volunteering for a few years now, and every single time I have a really good time doing it, i really look forward to it and i am going to reflect on it after i have done this community and Service Activity.

Watch this space for my Hong Kong Cultural Heritage documentary about the Kowloon Cricket Club.

You can go see the process on my website

A few days ago we just finished our pattern unit, and now I would want to reflect on how a did.

Interviewer: What did you like most about our Patterns unit?

Me: During this unit, what I liked most was the questions that took some thinking to get. Because this made the class more fun and it has a really cool feeling when you actually find the rule of a pattern that took you a long time. I think that the different kinds of problems (Handshake, Dinner Table, Folding Paper) were really cool because it explain a lot to me and it was real life problems.

Interviewer:What did you like least?

Me: Nothing

Interviewer:What do you think you learned really well?

Me: I think that in this unit what i learned really well was the skill of finding different rule of patterns. Our math teacher taught us a lot of different skills and that saved a lot of time wasted from doing incorrect steps to find the rule.

Interviewer: What questions do you still have?

Me: I think that in this unit our math teacher have covered everything that we need to know so I don’t have any questions regarding to patterns right now.

Interviewer: Why is the study of Patterns important? How has it or can it help you in life?

Me; I think that patterns can be really important in daily life because sometimes there are things that we need to use the skill of finding patterns to do. Like money, sometimes there are patterns in our back account or stock market, and if you don’t know what is going on, you may lose a lot of money because of that.

Here are some examples of my work in class

In Humanities we are currently studying about Shi Huang Di and the Area of Interaction that this unit fits in. This unit fits in The category of  Health and Social education because Shi Huang Di have helped the economy by building canals to improve trade, and also standardizing measurements to help the social life of common people when communicating and also helping students to learned better by using a standard text so people won’t be confused when looking at chinese but in different writing. It shortened the time s

In science class, we are suppose to research about a famous scientist and write a scientific journal. After all the research and refining, I have finally finished the journal, i’m going to post it under this text, I really hope that you will take a lot out of all the work I put in and learn a lot more about this amazing scientist

Scientific Journal

Abstract:

Louis Pasteur was a French chemist and microbiologist that made a lot of medical breakthroughs that saved hundreds of lives. But one of the most important discovery that he made was Pasteurization, and that was to heat or cool down food product so it can kill the harmful bacteria in the food product.

In 1860’s, beer in a local French brewery kept going bad and nobody knows why, and Louis Pasteur was studying fermentation at that time. Later, he suspected that there was life in sugar so it would turn into alcohol. Louis took samples of good and bad beer studied it under his microscope. After looking for a year, he later found out that good beer has round and plump yeast cells, but bad beer has loads of long microbes. Pasteur heated the bad beer and found out that heating or cooling it can kill the bad microbes, and this technique was known as Pasteurization. (YouTube). Science was used greatly in this discovery because there were almost all of the most important components of the scientific method and experiment were used, for example like the hypothesis, a problem, and also the data and research that Pasteur did was the scientific method.

This discovery helped us in a local and global perspective. In the beginning when pasteurization was just discovered, it helped the local citizen keep food and beer for a longer period of time.  But in the later years, Tuberculosis was a dangerous disease that was passed by cows and milk, and there were not a lot of ways to cure it (Pasteurization). When it was found that Pasteurization could help reduce the chances greatly of getting the deadly disease, Pasteurization soon became the law. So Pasteurization helped both in a global and local perspective.

The use of science in this discovery interacts with the factors of Social and economic. It relates to Social because Pasteurization was a health related discovery, it helped lower the amount of diseases spread by food products (YouTube), and also helped people in the community to have less of a health risk. Food would be able to be kept longer and won’t be rotten as fast, it is said that Pasteurized food products can be kept longer for at least 1 week, so there would not be as much bugs and other insects spreading their germs in your food.

Another part of this is economy, because when Pasteurization became the law, machines had to be made that could pasteurize food and drinks. This created companies that build these machines such as Chadha Sales Pvt. Ltd., and in the company there were people who built the machines. So Pasteurization actually created jobs and made money flow around easier around the world. This is a little but like the chain reaction process. Like when people trust pasteurized milk, they will buy more, and then the milk company will make more money, therefore they would hire more workers and sign more contracts to make lots of Pasteurization machines. Then it just keeps on going and going, so Pasteurization actually helped the milk industry in a very way.

I think that this question fits under the AOI of Human ingenuity because after Shi Huang Di became the emperor he helped build the first part of the Great Wall of China to help fend off Mongolian attacks from the north. This help stop the raids and  and greatly improved the trade lanes going and from China.

This unit we have been looking into integers, in other to make our experiences more fun we paired up and created a rap or poem. I was working with Russell and we have decided to make a poem. Here is the song: