Archive for February, 2012

Feb 16 2012


This is Ridiculous

Ok, seriously, who saw this coming, huh? *raises both hands* Didn’t we learn about this from ICT already? And if not, weren’t we warned? Weren’t we aware that Facebook used our own information against us? It was bound to happen, and we were bound to find out sooner or later. According to Lori Andrews, the author [...]

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Feb 16 2012


Habits of Mind

Applying Past Knowledge You may not know this, but we do this all the time in school! In fact, is the main reason why we were sent to school in the first place: to gain new knowledge and to be expected to use it in the future. Think about the time when you first learned [...]

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Feb 07 2012


Was William Johnson a Remarkable Man?

Filed under Humanities 8

Yes, because William Johnson was well known for his acts of kindness and honesty, which are traits that were very rare back then. He would help anyone in need, and was so friendly that he became a familiar face around the Native Americans. He even received his own Native American name, and was respected by [...]

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Feb 06 2012


The Right Amount

Many eighth graders at SSIS associate the term “stress” mainly to Algebra. Let’s face it, we all spend a lot more time studying before an algebra test, than, let’s say, a science test or a Spanish test. We are under so much pressure in Algebra, mainly because a huge chunk of  our grade depends on [...]

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Feb 02 2012


Sharing is Caring

…But we all know that you can’t possibly live in a society where there isn’t one person that would, let’s say, give away their private password to a significant other that might possibly, oh I don’t know, spread tons of  dirty secrets about their ex after they break up. I’m just saying, it happens more [...]

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