Thursday 29 June 2017

Careers Education C.V. Writing


Careers Education C.V. Writing



In CAREERS EDUCATION we have been learning to write a skills based Curriculum Vitae.

A skills based C.V. focuses more on the skills that we have,  rather than our work history.

Here is a link to our online Modelling Book that shows the process we have followed.

Three things that I have learned about writing a Curriculum Vitae are:

  1. You Need To be very specific on what you have written

  1. Always write about the truth of yourself

  1. Get references to prove how you can get the job.
Here is a link to my Skills based Curriculum Vitae.

Sunday 4 June 2017

Peer Mediation~1

                     Peer Mediation#1

2nd May 2017
Tuesday

I have done my Peer Mediation duty today with Amber and Daniel.

We  helped some students solve some arguments/problems. 
There was a problem with two juniors about a ball; they were both wanting to play with it.

One of the students started crying so we went over to help. We helped give 3 suggestions which were: 

  • The first person with the ball can play with it for the whole break
  • They take turns having the ball for 5 minutes each 
  • They play together with the ball

The students solved the problem together by agreeing to play together with the ball.

I have demonstrated leadership by showing the care values (Active Thinking, Respect and Community) and by not being rude or cruel to others when helping solve a situation.

The leadership traits I have show are:

Trustworthy - being able to help the students knowing that they can trust me and that I won't judge them or be biased
Goal Focused - The goal was to make each child feel that their side had been heard and that they were both happy with the solution
Active Thinking - giving them 3 options to help them choose a solution


I can make links across texts by recognising connectives or adverbial clauses


I can make links across texts by recognising connectives or adverbial clauses

In this unit learnt how to connect adverbial clauses to a sentence.

A connective is A connective is something that connects to the next sentence.

An adverbial clause is An adverbial clause is commonly, but not always, fronted by a subordinate conjunction sometimes called a trigger word.


Here is a link to a compare and contrast map of an adverbial clause and a connective

Tuesday 23 May 2017

Home Learning Challenge C3-Teach a family member how to use google docs.

Home Learning Challenge C3-Teach a family member how to use google docs.

I have taught my Mum how to use google docs, this is a blog about the home learning challenge.
This challenge is towards my merit badge.
Here Is The Link

E3. Write your own Stand-­‐up Comedian routine and perform it for an audience

E3. Write your own Stand-­‐up Comedian routine and perform it for an audience.


I have completed E3. Write your own Stand-­‐up Comedian routine and perform it for an audience.

I did this challenge on 14/5/17
I performed this to my family.
Here is my proof:~Here~   

This is towards my merit badge.


By Jade Tonkin.

A5. Design and create an artwork for the classroom.

A5. Design and create an artwork for the classroom.

I have completed A5 for my Merit Badge.


I have chosen leadership because I think that it is very important to the year 7&8 hub.Being a leader means that you are a leader who motivates people/teams towards their goals.


Proof:  :)