Class today

Mr. Schick handed out the pop quizzes that we took. He wasn't very impressed. Then we went over the quiz and people where doing flips and cart wheels while they where answering there question. then the last couple minutes everyone worked on there power points. Today was a weird but fun day in Human geo.

NYC

I went to NYC yesterday and it was AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Class today

Today we went i n and sat in our seats. Then Mr. Schick cams in the room and said that we where going to do a group project. He started to call out names and people where picking there partners. my partners are Sophia and Christina. the country we are doing is Canada. Our project is going to be amazing!! Mr. Schick is going to love it. I have to add my group is the coolest.

Class today

I left the room to go get my shadow named Laura. When i came back in and my friend Sophia told me that we had a pop quiz. Mr. Schick handed out the quiz and everyone was freaking out. then we all started to take it. Then he collected it. He left and graded them. When he came back we all got up one by one and saw what we got. The average for my class 68.7

President Dilma Rousseff

Rousseff was taken to the OBAN headquarters, the same place where Vladimir Herzog would be tortured and killed five years later. She was allegedly tortured for 22 days by punching, ferule, and electric shock devices. Carlos Araújo was arrested on 12 August 1970. After Rousseff was captured, he had an affair with actress and fellow militant Bete Mendes. After his arrest, he met Rousseff on some occasions, during displacements regarding the military lawsuits both were being prosecuted for. The fact that she survived all of the tortured and now she is the president is kind of amazing. Most people would have given up on life and focussed on mental stability.  

Angela Merkel

Angle Merkel was a former research scientist and now is the chancellor for Germany. She has been the chancellor since 2005. Merkel is said to be one of the most powerful women in the world. Merkel was appointed Secretary-General of the CDU, a key position as the party was no longer part of the federal government. Merkel oversaw a string of CDU election victories in six out of seven state elections in 1999, breaking the long-standing SPD-Green hold on the Bundesrat. Following Merkel's election as CDU Leader, she enjoyed considerable popularity among the German population and polls indicated that many Germans would like to see her become Chancellor Gerhard Schroder's main challenger in the 2002 election. However she was subsequently outmanoeuvred politically by CSU Leader Edmund Stoiber, to whom she eventually ceded the privilege of challenging Schröder. 

Bloggy

President Enrique Pena Nieto:
Peña Nieto was born on 20 July 1966 in Atlacomulco, State of Mexico, a city 55 miles northwest from the country's capital. In 1984 at the age of 18, Peña Nieto traveled to Mexico city and enrolled in the Universidad Panamericana, where he earned a BA degree in Law;he later went on to obtain a MA degree in Business Administration

President Xi Jinping:
Xi Jinping was born on 15 June 1953 in Beijing. In 1985, as part of a Chinese delegation to study American agriculture, he visited the town of Muscatine, Iowa

President Pranab Mukherjee:
Mukherjee was born in the village of Mirati in Birbhum district in the Bengal province of British Indi. In 1963, he began teaching political science at the Vidyanagar College and he also worked as a journalist with the Desher Dak (Call of Motherland) before entering politics.

President Vladimir Putin:
Putin was born on 7 October 1952, in Leningrad, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union. Putin graduated from the International Law branch of the Law Department of the Leningrad State University in 1975, writing his final thesis on international law.

President Joachim Gauck;
Joachim Gauck was born into a family of sailors in Rostock, the son of Joachim Gauck, Sr. He graduated with an Abitur from Innerstädtisches Gymnasium in Rostock.

Prime Minister David Cameron:
David Cameron is the younger son of stockbroker Ian Donald Cameron. Cameron's maternal grandfather was Sir William Mount, 2nd Baronet, an Army officer who served as High Sheriff of Berkshire.

President Francois Hollande:
Hollande was born in Rouen to a middle-class family.  He lived in the United States in the summer of 1974 while he was a university student.

President Dilma Rousseff:
Dilma Vana Rousseff was born in Inferno, southeastern Brazil, on 14 December 1947. In 1964 Rousseff left the conservative Colégio Sion and joined the Central State High School, a co-ed public school where the students would usually make a great stir against the dictatorship established after the military coup.

President Bashar al-Assad:
Bashar al-Assad was born in Damascus on 11 September 1965, the son of Aniseh and Hafez al-Assad. In 1982, he graduated from high school and went on to study medicine at Damascus University.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper:
Born and raised in Toronto, Harper was the first of three sons. Harper has kept strong links to the University of Calgary, where he often lectured. Harper is the first prime minister since Joe Clark without a law degree.

Emperor Akihito:
Akihito is the eldest son and the fifth child of Emperor Shōwa. He underwent successful heart bypass surgery on 18 February 2012.

President Reuven Rivlin:
Reuven Rivlin was born in the Rivlin family descendant of students of the Vilna Gaon, the son of Yosef Yoel Rivlin. Rivlin is well known as a supporter of the Beitar Jerusalem football club, sometimes described as "The-Most-Seasoned-Beitar-fan", ever since he first saw a game of Beitar in 1946 when he was 7 years old.

Friday Blog

Mexico

Constitutional Republic

President Enrique Pena Nieto















China

Communist Party

President Xi Jinping

India

Union Government

 President Pranab Mukherjee

Russia

Constitutional Republic

President Vladimir Putin











Germany

Federal Republic

President Joachim Gauck

United Kingdom

Parliament

Prime Minister David Cameron














France

French Fifth Republic

 President Francois Hollande

Brazil

Federal Republic

President Dilma Rousseff

  

Syria

Semi-Presidential System

President Bashar al-Assad

 

Canada

Parliamentary Democracy

Prime Minister Stephen Harper

Japan

Constitutional Monarchy

Emperor Akihito

Israel

Parliamentary Democrac

President Reuven Rivlin

Class

We got are test back and discussed how we all did. Then we went over the CIA fact book questions then we look over the rest of the questions. I think over all are class did pretty well. We did do a lot yesterday just the test.

Class

We took a test today. I think it was pretty fair. Then we all finished early so Christian showed us how she can play he Chinese instrument. It was really cool. She was really good at it. Then Mr. Schick tried to play. That didn't go so well but he tried. Then Mr. Schick started tacking selfies. :)  

Class

Today we discussed what was going to be on the test. We all talked about what how we where going to do in the test. Then we discussed the population pyramid. Also we talked about Mr. Schick teaching style. The we watched this super cute video of a hamster eating a tiny burrito!! It was so fat and cute.

Class today

In class today we reviewed some turms for the test that is on Friday. Mr Schick just let us know what was going to happen. While we where talking about push and push forces he started pushing and pulling the desk back and forth around the room. He got really quiet all the sudden and then he like yelled my name and asked me a question. I jumped I was not expecting it at all, but it was fun. I have to say I look forward to that class every day!!

Class

We talked about the video that we watched last week. We also talked about our discussion after the video. Mr. Schick told us that we shouldn't be so easily convinced that America sucks. Then we went on the CIA fact book and found out facts about amerce and we discussed if we where or weren't the best country in the world.

Class Friday

On Friday we watched this really deep video about politics and the US. When everyone first got to class no one was talking and everyone was half sleeping, but after this video people started to wake up and be like wait I don't agree with that or well I have an input on this. So we discussed what we thought about the government and if we thought that where making the right decisions for America. Everyone had a lot to say. No one got angry or felt bad about anything we all kind of worked together and all said what we thought.

SPOTIFY

So today we had to go on the CIA fact book while Mr. Schick went to check something for another class. Then he came back in and started asking the class if any of us if we used Spotify. I didn't have an account, but I knew what it was because all of my friends have them. So Mr. Schick said that we where all going to be able to use Spotify to help us with school. We are all so excited!! Thank you so much Mr. Schick you the beeesssttt!!!!

Populatipon Pyramid

INDUSTRIALIZATION!! Some countries are in pre industrialization. They are more like farming nations. They usually don't have very good water also. They are probably still a forming nation Some nation are in post industrialization. We have more of designing here then making.

Mondays Blog

This is Mondays blog and we talked about it thank you!!