Mes: maig de 2019

Task	Student Responsible	Started	Completed	Help Needed?

 

For the next few weeks, take action in your community. You will put your project plan into action, complete your task list, and have an impact on water issues near to you.Remember to take photos and videos to document your Community Action Project.

First, create a Project Work Diary and be a good team member, collaborate, get creative, be responsible, and have fun!

Choose a Topic:	Date:                             Group:
Waste Pollution, Water Conservation and Water pollution and clean up
Assign Roles:
Diary Keeper:
Note taker:
Time keeper:
Meeting Leader:
Photographer:
Videographer:
Class Ambassador:
Editor:

Class Meeting

As you take action, you will have regular meetings to discuss your progress. The meeting leader sets a purpose and everyone shares their work, talks and challenges, and exchange ideas. You Class Ambassador will ask ideas about what to post in the e-classroom and shares replies from peers with the class. You can also assign a notetaker and a timekeeper for each meeting.

Discussion questions for your meeting

1. What tasks did we finish last week?

2. What tasks do we need to work on this week?

3. Who will do each class?

4. Who is finished with their task and can help others?

5. Are we on track to meet our Community Action Goal? Do we need to change our plan?

6. What will we share about our progress in the e-classroom?

7. What are your reactions to the replies we receives to our last post? How should we respond to our peers?

8. What advice should we ask for from our peers?

Now it´s time to make a plan. What do you need to research?. What materials do you need to collect? Who can you ask for help?

Make a task list with you class to organise and achieve your Community Action Goal. Everybody should contributr to the CAP and be responsible. So, keep track of your own tasks.

Our Class Task list

•  Do research
•  Collect materials
•  Contact experts for help
•  Have a class meeting
•  Ask for permission
• Set a date
• Advertise your project
•   Reflect

 

VIDEOS

What Really Happens to the Plastic you Throw Away – Emma Bryce.

https://youtu.be/_6xlNyWPpB8

This video depicts that when plastic is thrown into a landfill and rainwater infiltrates the material, this can make the toxic chemical leachate. Another fate of plastics is ending up in one of five plastic patches that collect in certain parts of the world’s oceans.

Plastic Pollution in the Ocean.

https://youtu.be/aFUHLtaTazQ

According to this video, we use plastic because it is durable and cheap to make. Only 10% of the plastic that is made gets recycled, and more than 70% of the plastic goes into natural ecosystems.