Here's the full listing of all the Blog Buddies decided last week. For some of you it was love at first sight; for others, one or both of you were playing hard to get. Most of you now have your Task 9 Proposals posted up on your blogs but if you haven't then you must get this done before Monday 15-10. Here are the beautiful new relationships (buddies from the other class in brackets)...
13C ('C' Groups)
13D ('D' Groups)
Confused? Don't worry about it! It just means that this process has thrown up some interesting combinations whereby you have identified a range of different links between your Med 5 studies. There will be various paired and group activities to come where you'll be supporting each other, collaborating on projects and critiquing each other's work, so what you should ensure is that you regularly check back on the progress of your Blog Buddies' and your Blog Buddy Groups' online work so that you're familiar with what they're doing for when the tasks are set. And, obviously, by doing this you're bound to get lots of ideas about how to progress with your own study. Feel free, of course, to start communicating with each other and sharing ideas before you're set any formal tasks...a bit of self-directed collaboration won't go amiss!!
Remember - ultimately, we're all Team GHS...we're working together to get the best results for all of us, not in petty competition with individuals when there are 10,000 other A2 Media students out there!
13C ('C' Groups)
- Ajay (Raspreet) + Pip (Puja)
- Navdeep (Sherish) + Avinash (Harveen)
- Alice (Harpreet) + Kelly (Harpreet)
- Nathan (Rajan) + Ashley (Mo)
- Alliaya (Balinder) + Shreena (Balinder)
- Priya (Bushara) + Sam (Furzana) + Ruby (Prascilla)
- Heena (Dinveer) + Kiranjit (Rishi)
- Kiran (Sawan) + Anika (Sawan) + Kalpan (Kavita)
- Jatinder (Ramneet) + Jaskeerat (Sonal)
13D ('D' Groups)
- Harpreet (Alice, Kelly) + Furzana (Sam)
- Harveen (Avinash) + Balinder (Shreena, Alliaya)
- Sonal (Jaskeerat) + Prascilla (Ruby)
- Dinveer (Heena) + Rishi (Kiranjit)
- Ramneet (Jatinder) + Mo (Ashley)
- Sherish (Navdeep) + Bushara (Priya)
- Raspreet (Ajay) + Puja (Pip)
- Rajan (Nathan) + Kavita (Kalpan)
- Sawan (Kiran) + Gurveer
Confused? Don't worry about it! It just means that this process has thrown up some interesting combinations whereby you have identified a range of different links between your Med 5 studies. There will be various paired and group activities to come where you'll be supporting each other, collaborating on projects and critiquing each other's work, so what you should ensure is that you regularly check back on the progress of your Blog Buddies' and your Blog Buddy Groups' online work so that you're familiar with what they're doing for when the tasks are set. And, obviously, by doing this you're bound to get lots of ideas about how to progress with your own study. Feel free, of course, to start communicating with each other and sharing ideas before you're set any formal tasks...a bit of self-directed collaboration won't go amiss!!
Remember - ultimately, we're all Team GHS...we're working together to get the best results for all of us, not in petty competition with individuals when there are 10,000 other A2 Media students out there!
8 comments:
Sir i didnt understand a word of that.. maybe i shud read it again... 3rd time lucky LOL haha jokin.. but honestly.. i dont understand that ..dont be long sir lol just tell us at school lol
init! were all working together! not against each other!
sir...critiquing is not a worrrdd :) criticising it is :)
"Remember - ultimately, we're all Team GHS...we're working together to get the best results for all of us, not in petty competition with individuals when there are 10,000 other A2 Media students out there!"
WELL SAID SIR.. ALLOW THE PETTY COMPETITION PEOPLE, AT THE END OF THE DAY, WE ARE ALL WORKING FOR OUR SELVES AND FOR OUR OWN GRADES, AND WE ALL ARE PART OF ONE TEAM, IF WE CAN ALL PRODUCE SUCH HIGH STANDARDS OF WORK THEN IT JUST SHOWS HOW HARD WORKING OUR SCHOOL IS..
cri‧tique /krɪˈtik/ Pronunciation[kri-teek] Pronunciation noun, verb, -tiqued, -ti‧quing.
–noun
1. an article or essay criticizing a literary or other work; detailed evaluation; review.
2. a criticism or critical comment on some problem, subject, etc.
3. the art or practice of criticism.
–verb (used with object)
4. to review or analyze critically.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=critiquing
o i c well we were told it wasnt a word n told not to use it.. my bad :)
LOL!! sir u joker!
"our class is upfront" ????
isnt that just putting up a divsion between both classes? After all we are all HELPING AND WORKING with each other.
LOL!!! i was just simply saying my opinion and elaborating on wat Mr bush said lol :)
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