Tuesday, 7 May 2019

Powerful People

Toroa spent term 1 looking at the impact that people have made to the world. We asked big questions suc as, 'If you are powerful do you have influence?', 'Can you have influence without having power?', 'How do people use their power?'

From this learning, and discussion, students were invited to choose not only who they wanted to research, but also what to create to show learning.
There were no limits to what the students could do as an exhibit.

Engaging the students in what they were interested in was a huge success, as the learned about who they were passionate about, and they created in a way they were interested in too. Engagement was high, and the outcomes were fantastic.

We had an Expo to show and share the hub's work. Here are some images of the work.



















Please leave any questions in the comments section. 

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10 comments:

  1. Anonymous15 May 2019 at 09:53

    Hi its Ben from Awahono School. I like your post about powerful people. I really like your part about Stephen King, and the picture of IT. Did you trace it or did you draw it free hand? Have you watched IT? Are you going to watch IT chapter Two?

    Kind Regards
    -Ben

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  2. Anonymous15 May 2019 at 09:56

    Hi, Liam here from Awahono School. Can you name every person in the pictures. I like how in all of the pictures there is a little description, and a picture. Did you trace the pictures or free hand them?

    -Liam

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  3. Anonymous15 May 2019 at 09:56

    Hi my names Blake from Awahono School. I really like these posters about powerful people. My favourite one was the 'It' one. Did you know "It Chapter 2" is coming out?
    -Blake

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  4. Anonymous15 May 2019 at 09:58

    Hi, Marshland School, Alex here from Awahono School.
    I like your posters that you have made. My personal favourite is the one about Stephen King, because it lots of interesting information in it! Did the person that made it draw that clown free hand? Great job on this post. Check out my blog - http://awahonoalexanderm.blogspot.com/
    Kind regards
    -Alex
    Kind

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  5. Anonymous15 May 2019 at 09:59

    Hi Toroa Hub, I'm Deakyn from Awahono School.
    Your post really caught my eye, because of the size of it and the colourful pictures. Your class have very good art skills. My favourite one is the Stephen King one. Who ever drew Penny wise has really amazing art skills with drawing. I can tell that everyone put all their effort into their projects because they are very well done. Have you watched the It movie? This is an outstanding blog post! Check out my blog - http://awahonodeakynh.blogspot.co.nz/
    Kind Regards
    Deakyn

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  6. Anonymous15 May 2019 at 10:01

    Hello Its Chloe-Rose from Awahono school, I am a Year Eight Student.I like how you have shared the posters at an expo.I would like to know how long it took you to create. Most of the creations, they are very detailed. Next time you could add how you got the idea of doing the posters.Here is a link to my blog I would appreciate if you check it out https://paparoarangechloem.blogspot.com/

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  7. Anonymous15 May 2019 at 10:02

    Hi I'm Xander from Awahono School. Awesome 'IT', I can't tell if he drew it or you, either way I like it👍 ✌ 😎.

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  8. Anonymous20 May 2019 at 11:35

    kia ora my name is hiria and I am from Tamaki Primary school. I just want to start of by saying how lovely and creative your art is what a amazing piece of work. I really love how much effort you put in to it you can tell by how amazing it turned out.
    kind regard hiria

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  9. Anonymous20 June 2019 at 14:34

    I like it

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  10. Anonymous20 August 2019 at 13:22

    Hi my name is Senitila and i go to Tamaki primary School in the Kia Manawanui syndicate and i really enjoy the colourful images that you have posted on your blog. Also your class is really Amazing at art If you had a art competition do you think you'll win Malo aupito
    Kind Regards,
    Senitila

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