| This is Warren and me having a discussion about my go-kart. |
Hi my name is Callum and I am year 6 and I go to Enrich @ ILT. Enrich is a place for gifted learners (years 3-6). At Enrich we have 4 cornerstones Concept Curriculum , Affective Domain, Passion Project/Talent Development and Mental Edge. My favourite cornerstone is Mental Edge.
Sunday, 30 June 2013
Expert Help
Sunday, 16 June 2013
Behaviours
Sunday, 9 June 2013
B.O.S.S keynote presentation
I suppose you are wondering what B.O.S.S stands for and what it has to do with Enrich? B.O.S.S stands for beauty, order, strength and survivability and all of those categories are the four types of patterns. Patterns is our concept curriculum for terms 1 and 2.
Today I was working on my keynote and it has to include all four types of patterns, and some information of how they fit into that category. So far I am up to doing the strength part of B.O.S.S but I still have heaps of work to do on it
Today I was working on my keynote and it has to include all four types of patterns, and some information of how they fit into that category. So far I am up to doing the strength part of B.O.S.S but I still have heaps of work to do on it
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| this an example of a pattern of beauty |
Sunday, 19 May 2013
Flying Sparks!
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| Here is an example of what was happening when I was grinding |
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Tannenbaums model of giftedness
Today we looked at Tannenbuams model of giftedness.Tannenbaums model of giftedness is the sea star. The sea star has 5 things that you need to have to be gifted when you are a adult. The things are: Chance such as where you were born and who your parents are, Environmental support which is the environment around you, General ability is just your abilities to do things, Non intellective requisites is pretty much task commitment and special aptitude is that you choose to take opportunities.
So the big message Tannenbaum told us was ability alone does not accomplish anything.
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Passion Project
| Here is a picture of the base of my kart with the wheels at the bottom |
Sunday, 17 March 2013
Passion Project
Screech!
Today we worked on our passion project. I wanted to make a go kart so I put my proposal forward and got a conference so now I'm allowed to move onto the next stage which is planning.
The resources I will need to build a go kart are: wheels (10-12") wood, saw, measuring tape, pedals and a steering wheel.
While I am making my go kart I will learn about aerodynamics and physics to try to make my go kart as fast as possible.
I can't wait to ride it!!!
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| here is an example of a go kart |
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