we demonstrated creative thinking on this project by thinking outside of the box for our material we used to demonstrated parts of the HPV model. We used pipe cleaners, Pom poms, sparkly wrap, and a stir o foam ball. We also created 2 models of our virus a model of the whole virus and a half model to show the inside of the virus and its parts. We used a lot of thinking in this project and how it was all going to come together to represent a real model of HPV.
Communication
we demonstrated communication in our project by communicating who does what during the making of the project and communicating what colour we use how we make the parts, and the responsibilities during the making of this project. A lot of communication was used in this project and a lot of laughs. We communicated our ideas and the colour scheme to eachother and how we made each part of the cell, it was very fun to make and I’m glad I had a hardworking partner to do it with, we communicated well with eachother.
Personal Social
we demonstrated personal social in our virus project by supporting eachother throughout this whole project, we had a few curve balls but we supported eachother an got through them and we spilt our responsibilities equally so one person wasn’t do more than the other the project was split equally and with all our hard work, support and time we put into this project, it came out amazing and we our both very proud of our model of HPV for our virus project. Something we can improve on for next time is not leave it to the last minute cause we scrambled and spent a lot of time in a few days as we could’ve spread it out through a week.
My Artifact is my Paper Quilling Bowl I Created as my Passion Project
Thinking
Creative Thinking
I can form new ideas to create new things. I can also build on the ideas of others. I illustrated this in my passion project I researched on Pinterest ideas of a paper quilling projects and I saw something similar to what my paper quilling bowl looks like, though it was different in the colours, shapes and the way they brought the whole design together. So I took that idea of a quilling bowl and created my own shapes, colour scheme and design patterns for how I wanted my paper quilling bowl to look. The whole design plan of my paper quilling bowl reflects me forming ideas to create new thing and building on the ideas of others.
Personal/Social
Personal Awareness and Responsibility
I can show a sense of accomplishment and joy. I take pride in my work and myself. I illustrated this after completing my passion project. I worked hard on this project for 6 weeks and managed to quill 263 pieces of quilling strips, shape them and glue and design them in my bowl all in 6 weeks. I worked hard on this project and it took time and patience, but after it was complete, I was proud of myself and the work I have created. I saw the beautiful, colourful paper quilling bowl I created and I reflected it on it through my self reflection and took pictures of it. It’s evident after completing my paper quilling bowl that I showed a sense of accomplishment and joy, and I take pride in my work and myself.
My Artifact is my Quilling Project of a Flower That I Created in our Paper Unit
Positive Personal and Cultural Identity
I can understand how my values shape my choices in the creation of my quilling project in arts and crafts 10. I illustrate this by my values being kindness, creativity, determination and family. I reflected this on my quilling project by picking bright, peaceful colours because i feel they represent kindness. My values were also shaped into this project by my creativity on my flower because i wanted it to be different and not just a simple flower. Another value was determination because i did not let any distractions get in my way and i was determined to finish this project on time.
Personal Awareness and Responsibility
I can show a sense of accomplishment and joy. I take pride in my work and myself. I illustrate this my after completing my quilling project, i was proud of my capabilities and effort shown in this project and i was glad that it turned out the way i designed it on my plan i created before starting this project. I was really proud of myself and was proud that my art skills really presented on this quilling project.
Post Positively Online – Having a positive digital footprint is very beneficial because you make others around you feel safe and you’re giving you audience behind a screen a positive feeling knowing that you aren’t doing inappropriate things. So, post positive content such as a book you read, you doing a physical activity, something you’ve built or accomplished, a photo for good vibes or just a photo of you and your family. Use your social media to spread positivity. There’s enough negativity in the world, so take a little time to spread kindness. Your dose of positivity to your social media could brighten someone’s day.
Consider Your Future
Consider Your future – I know that understanding your digital footprint helps you choose and control what you leave online for others to find because every time you are online you create a trail of any information you have viewed or created. So, at the end of the day leaving a positive digital footprint can be very beneficial to your reputation and future opportunities or it may impact the final decision of whether the employer offers you the job or not.
Be Yourself
Be Yourself – When your online don’t be someone you are not, don’t post things that you as a person doesn’t want to post and that doesn’t represent you as a person. If you’re being a whole different person online, then you are in person may reflect badly on you when you meet people or people research you. Overall, just be yourself online don’t be someone you don’t want to be.
Think Before You Post
Think Before you post- You should always think before you post because you’ve got a whole audience behind a screen and what you post could benefit you or it can become backlash for you. You’ve got to always keep these things in mind before you post something on social media, do you want your family member, colleagues or future employers to see this content, or would they approve of this content you are posting. Would what you’re posting be offensive towards someone and if you say yes to that then don’t post it at all because self-regulation is knowing when something you want to post online is or isn’t appropriate. Finally, there are such things as screenshots so if you did post or comment something inappropriate or offensive and decided to delete it, just because you’ve deleted it doesn’t mean it’s gone. Someone could have taken a screenshot and shared it with others and taking something back on social media is not as easy as you think it is. Consider everythingyou say or do on social media as permanent.
Be Friendly and Social
Be Friendly and Social – Simply being friendly and social on your social media platform can go a long way toward building a positive digital footprint. Complimenting on your friend’s social media, writing constructive comments on another person’s blogs and promoting peoples work and effort on the internet can make someone’s day and may give them a positive impact and overall gives makes your social media a safe and positive place and you’re leaving a positive digital footprint everywhere you go.
My design is a infographic that include pictures and paragraphs below explaining tips and reasons on how me and others around me can have/create a positive digital footprint. I made these paragraphs on word and copied and pasted it onto my blog. Here are my references used in my infographic :
Some of my preferred strategies for maintaining a healthy, balanced online presence include making my social networks a positive, safe, appropriate place to look at or browse because it’s important to me that my presence online is healthy, and I don’t want to be a negative impact on someone or make someone uncomfortable with looking at my social networks. So, I will always go through my social networks to make sure that it is has a positive presence on the internet.
By doing reposts on my stories and letting my followers know about serious issues going on in the world that need to be talked about, commenting positive comments on my peer’s posts or posting fun, positive pictures/vids on my social networks or messaging my friends funny or cute pics/videos I make a positive difference to my peers.
I know my digital footprint can have both positive and negative consequences such as affecting my future job, losing or making connections with friends, putting a smile on someone’s face or possibly making someone feel uncomfortable or offended. So, I adjust my actions to make sure that I make my digital foot is leaving a positive footprint everywhere I go and that it doesn’t affect my future job because that would be embarrassing and a sad way to lose a job. I also adjust my actions so that I don’t ever want to give anyone a bad impression of myself online before meeting me in person and. I just want to put a smile on someone’s face with my digital footprint.