this family project demonstrates the personal/social core competency because it shares part of my identity through my family and my home.
my “I can” statements:
I can show a sense of accomplishment and joy. I take pride in my work and myself
I can make choices that keep me safe in my community and online, such as not putting my family and face on this site.
I can persevere with challenging tasks and take ownership of my goals, learning and behavior.
Throughout my time in this class, the one project we did that I am most proud of was the “movie” we made of our book. In the process of creating my PowerPoint “movie” based off the book “Caraval,” I actively engaged the thinking core competency. I analyzed the key themes, characters, and plot details of the book, making decisions on what elements to include along the way. Additionally, I employed creative thinking by exploring unique ways to present information, ensuring that my slides were not only information packed, but also visually engaging. This required me to make strategic choices about what iw as going to choose to add, highlighting the most important scenes of “Caraval.” Through this project, the thinking core competency helped me along the way, allowing me to show a deep understanding of the book while presenting it in a compelling and imaginative way.
Security, Canadian Centre for Cyber. “Digital Footprint (ITSAP.00.133).” Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, 12 Jan. 2022, https://www.cyber.gc.ca/en/guidance/digital-footprint-itsap00133.
University, Carnegie Mellon. Reduce Your Digital Footprint – Information Security Office – Computing Services – Carnegie Mellon University. http://www.cmu.edu/iso/aware/protect-your-privacy/digital-footprint.html. Accessed 20 Sept. 2023.
I know that my digital footprint can have both positive and negative consequences, so I always make sure to be kind online. I rarely comment on videos, and that’s when I’m tagging a friend or leaving a positive comment on their post. I do this because I recognize that anything I say online stays there forever. Just because I deleted it, that doesn’t mean someone didn’t take a screenshot. and even if they did its all stored on the cloud, deleted or not.
By leaving nice and supportive comments on my friends posts online, I make a positive difference to my peers.
Some of my preferred strategies for maintaining a healthy, balanced online presence include not being on the same app for longer then 2 hours and to not get caught up in online drama.