https://www.canva.com/design/DAGx-kqheOI/I08_hBdD5k2b8_znbG4MTg/edit?utm_content=DAGx-kqheOI&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebuttonReflection – we learnt about Jill Eggleston and what she writes. We went into groups and made a video where we drew a photo of lily o’lee or yourselfs and added words.
How well did we work together? We didnt work together because we couldn’t join each others world.
WALT: read information from a stem and leaf graph.
P. P. D. A. C cycle
Problem – what?, who?, how?
Plan – how to gather data?
Data – how the data is collected managed and sorted.
Analysis – exploring and reasoning
Conclusion – answering the question
Quantitative (QN) vs Qualitative (QL)
QN means answers in numbers
QL means category data. Answers in words.
Discrete (D) vs Continuous (C)
D means answering in whole numbers and cannot be cut up into smaller parts.
C means answering with numbers that can be cut up and it can have decimals.
We learnt about Te Whare Tapa Wha. In the Te Whare Tapa Wha that are 4 walls that make it up. They are:
1. TahaTinana – Physical well-being
2. Taha Wairua – Spiritual well-being
3. Taha Hinegaro – Social and Emotional well-being
4. Taha Whanau – Family well-being
For my Taha Tinana, I ran outside and flied kites. This helped me with my fitness.
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