William

"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious" - Albert Einstein

Stranger than Fiction

My book club book “Lost In The Antarctic”, it let us viewed about the great adventure of Shackleton and his crew trying to cross the Antarctic continent. It showed how teamwork is that important in bad situations and how Shackleton’s decisions/orders saved the 28 men and sled dogs from challenges. The books let us readers see how the crew survived from disasters one after another and how hard it was to face death hundred of times to reach their final goal. Their ship got stuck many times and the crew must be prepared every second that they might loose another teammate which will make the adventure even harder for them. Shackleton as a fearless and smart leader encourages his crew and give them mental support to not give up on his last great journey.

I found narrative and informative quotes from the story which shows how their adventure was so hard and what it is like being near The south pole. Also, the emotions of the crew when facing problems they never faced before.

I found two main central ideas throughout the story which is, “Being the first crew to complete the challenging mission of crossing the Antarctic continent”, and “Shackleton as a great leader and knows how to help the crew and solve issues”. I think these are the central ideas because their goal is to complete this adventure to cross the Antarctic continent and a great leader who knows what to do is the greatest help they get.

I noticed that the life lesson that the author wants to tell us is that to not give up achieving your goal even though it might be crazy, the second you decided it, you work hard for it. The crew had limited opportunities on the boat but still worked as a team and tried their best, so they finally survived and became the first crew that went near the south pole.

William’s Humanism Infographic summative blog

Humanism infographic by William Jia [STUDENT]

My infographic is created from pieces of evidence provided form the passage “The Growth of Humanism”. My evidence chosen is the 4 main parts mentioned in the passage. I wrote about the way of thinking, new way of looking at life, conflict with Catholic church and the affect of people’s thinking about social standing in the medievals. Ms. Rivera helped me on my key idea research page and told me what evidence is ready to be added and ones that are repeated or unusable.

Rather fear than Death

I created this found poem by the barber’s feelings and movement inside the second passage given in the dx page “Lather and Nothing Else”by Hernando Tellez. The barber was scared about whether the military boss will do something to him if he didn’t shave him nice.The conflict I wrote in my found poem is external, it is mainly about the contact between the barber and the military boss customer. The barber kept on saying words like “hunt down” and “tremble” in his mind when shaving the military boss, it shows fear inside the barber and thoughts of bad things that could happen. I used the most meaningful words that could tell the fear of the barber to show the concept.

App Design- Working in Progress

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