Geography Whiteboard Notes

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EE Research Questions

Two EE Research Questions on different subjects.

Deadline: Friday

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Geography HW

Pas paper question.

Deadline: Friday

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Chem HW

Writing down notes on Oxidation of ethanol. pg. 206.

Deadline: Monday

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Math HL HW

Worksheet sent by Mr. Hirani to your emails.

Deadline: Monday

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TOK HW

Mr. Alchin's Class:
Summarize the arugument for universal ethical values and evaluate them. pg. 126


Due: Monday


Mr. Bardai's class:
Under what circumstances and to what extent, should we rely on our intuition? Give examples.
NB. take into consideration: is intuition simply poor reasoning?


Due: Monday

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Study Groups

So today during core time we(most of us) joined various study groups, which are leaded by their respective leader(s). I have complied the list of the study groups offered and their timings. If any of you feel that there is a problem with the scheduling or if the timings are colliding with other activities, please contact me.

Please click the link below:
Study Group Schedule and Guidelines

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Helpful links for IAs

Helpful link for IAs

Very helpful for physics labs

By Riaz

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Do Extra Activities & Still Ace IB

Always have a plan and know when your due dates are for assignments

IB being the challenging course that it is, one could only imagine it getting tougher with additional activities such as, being part of school team in a certain sport. In order to balance your school work and your extra-curricular activities, it is of utmost importance that you plan your days well and try to stick with your decisions. For example: when you get your schedule for your games and trainings, write them down into a calendar so you can distinguish timings and perhaps create another time to compensate for the time spent on the extra activity.

Don’t Procrastinate!

Procrastination is proved to be one of the top 5 reasons as to why some people drop out of IB. Leaving things for the last minute could absolutely tear you down and in many cases you will not be able to do as well on your work as you would have if you simply didn’t procrastinate. Do your homework the day that you get it, don’t wait for the day before to get it done.

Use the extra time between activities well

When you are alone think of all the extra time that you have and instead of just sitting and staring at the walls or clouds, DO SOMETHING USEFUL TO YOU IN THE FUTURE! Like on the way to and from school or the grocery store or practice....you are most likely sitting and that it!!! Take out your homework and do it in the car. Read a book or go through your planner. Use the extra time that you have, while you STILL have it!

Ask for help

Teachers, classmates and people in general. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. If you are having trouble with any subject or topic and you think that one of your classmates understand it then ask them to help you out. Ask people if they could mentor or tutor you at certain times.

Be an all rounder

Good grades will get you scholarships and being an athlete at the same time is a double plus as you are more likely to get scholarships because you are good at more than one thing. Universities understand the requirements of being in a school team, this would mean that you are a well balanced student having to manage your sports with your school work.

Source: www.wikihow.com 

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16th Jan Ms. Lucy Chem Class Notes

Ms. Lucy:

16th Jan:

Notes from whiteboard:

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Physics Prezi on Entrophy (HL)

HL:


Prezi on Entropy:
Windows version

*Couldn't upload mac version

Danish

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Useful Resources for Economics Commentary

**No Homework for now.

Useful Sites for Intl. Economics news: 

Comp12
Economist.com
BBC World news
CNN (although sometimes biased)
Al jazeera
If you have a mac - get "mixtab"(free)
etc...


Magazine
Economist world in 2012*(free app on iPad, 700ksh in nakumatt)
Newsweek
Times & Times 2012 (library)

TV/Smartphone
Same general sites

Radio: BBC world service- 93.9

and....TED talks (ted.com)

Sadiq

Good Luck! More to come.

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