Showing posts with label April 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label April 2016. Show all posts
Friday, 29 April 2016
Thursday, 28 April 2016
Peace in the Middle East
Why are the Palestinians and the Israelis always fighting each other?
What are the causes of their dislike for each other?
Has it always been this way?
No
- Fighting over the Gaza strip
- Nuclear weapons
What are the causes of their dislike for each other?
- Religious differences
Has it always been this way?
No
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Math Curiosity Questions
How long will a bullet stay in the air after being shot?
At what temperature do the Farenheit scale and Celsius scale become equal?
Based on the motion blur in the movies and TV show, who would be faster: Quicksilver or the Flash?
At what temperature do the Farenheit scale and Celsius scale become equal?
Based on the motion blur in the movies and TV show, who would be faster: Quicksilver or the Flash?
Sunday, 17 April 2016
Sunday, 3 April 2016
Six Essential Questions: Comic Books and its Impact on Civil Rights
Who:
This topic is about comic books and how it reflected society in the 1960's and 1970's. Miguel and I are mainly going to focus on the X-Men as the X-Men series really shows struggles like Racism, Anti-Semitism(prejudice against jews) and Diversity. We will also compare this today as many people around the world are prejudiced against Muslims because of ISIS.
What:
Through my project I hope to show how comic books showed and impacted the youth of those times and how that's reflected back at us now. I'll also talk about why the X-Men were created because of this.
Where:
United States. This is the birth ground of X-Men and many other comic book characters.
When:
20th century as this is where even though civil rights movements have been going on for a long time before, this time period has many famous civil rights characters such has MLK and Malcolm X.
Why:
At our school, we are always encouraged think differently and I feel like Stan Lee and Jack Kirby thought outside of the box when they created the X-Men to show how racism and things like that were bad.
How:
Our plan is to build a display but if that fails, we might just do a presentation instead.
This topic is about comic books and how it reflected society in the 1960's and 1970's. Miguel and I are mainly going to focus on the X-Men as the X-Men series really shows struggles like Racism, Anti-Semitism(prejudice against jews) and Diversity. We will also compare this today as many people around the world are prejudiced against Muslims because of ISIS.
What:
Through my project I hope to show how comic books showed and impacted the youth of those times and how that's reflected back at us now. I'll also talk about why the X-Men were created because of this.
Where:
United States. This is the birth ground of X-Men and many other comic book characters.
When:
20th century as this is where even though civil rights movements have been going on for a long time before, this time period has many famous civil rights characters such has MLK and Malcolm X.
Why:
At our school, we are always encouraged think differently and I feel like Stan Lee and Jack Kirby thought outside of the box when they created the X-Men to show how racism and things like that were bad.
How:
Our plan is to build a display but if that fails, we might just do a presentation instead.
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