Environmental Photography by Clarissa and Zelma
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This document contains portraits and background information about several teachers at ISKL: Ms. Woodward the librarian, Mr. Walsh a science teacher, Ms. Giraldo the Spanish teacher, and Mr. Woodward the tech coordinator. For each teacher, it provides details about their career and family as well as the photographers' thoughts on capturing their close-up and environmental portraits. The document was created by Clarissa and Zelma for their I.T. class in 2010.
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Loriefe Bilog Barroga is introduced, including details about her family and upbringing in the Philippines. She had a happy childhood but faced difficulties when her parents separated when she was young. She did well in school and made close friends. She later had her first boyfriend but broke up with him to focus on her studies as her parents preferred. During her college years, her parents separated permanently due to infidelity, which was difficult for her, but she was able to move forward with her life and education.
Mean girls
This film follows a girl who moves from South Africa to the United States and begins her first day at a new high school. On her first day, she befriends the popular but mean-spirited clique known as "The Plastics". After joining their group, she finds herself getting into trouble and humiliating herself when a gossip book they created is discovered by teachers. The film shows the challenges she faces in navigating the social politics of her new school.
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Madam Ng Hong is a 57-year-old primary school teacher who has dedicated her career to teaching and helping others. She has overcome many challenges in her life, including moving schools frequently as a child, the death of her husband, and balancing work and family responsibilities. Despite difficulties, she remains hardworking, caring, and committed to her students' success. All who know her respect and admire her strength of character and contributions to her community. The interview provided insights into what has motivated Madam Ng Hong's exemplary career and service to others.
Film media
The film tells the story of a man whose wife killed their baby after suffering from long-term depression. In a flashback, the camera shows the wife in a dark room holding a pillow after the baby's crying stopped. When the husband asks what happened, she does not respond. He finds the baby dead in its room. In the present, the man is seen on a cliff before jumping to his death.
Powerpoint media film
The film is about a man whose wife killed their baby after suffering from long-term depression. In a flashback, the wife suffocates the crying baby with a pillow one night because she can no longer tolerate the crying. The film begins with the man alone on a cliff looking sad. A flashback reveals the wife stopping the baby's crying and looking shocked. The man finds the dead baby and cries. The film ends with the man jumping from the cliff.
Personal Presentation
Loriefe Barroga was born in 1992 in the Philippines. She had a happy childhood, but her parents separated when she was 6 months old before reconciling. She did well in school and enjoyed time with friends. As a teenager, she had her first boyfriend but later broke up with him to focus on her studies as per her parents' wishes. During her senior year of high school, her parents separated again due to her father having another relationship. Despite challenges, Loriefe moved forward with her life, pursuing a college degree and finding new love and support.
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The Freedom Writers Diary chronicles English teacher Erin Gruwell's experience teaching students deemed "unteachable" in Long Beach, California. Her students faced many challenges outside of school like violence and gangs. At first, the students did not think a white teacher could understand them. However, Gruwell helped the students connect to literature like Anne Frank's diary. She also encouraged them to write their own diaries. For the first time, the students became engaged with learning.
Lesson 2 and 3
The document describes Susan's daily routine and activities. Susan is 13 years old and lives near London. She enjoys science and PE classes and plays volleyball at her school. The summary describes her morning routine of showering, getting dressed, and being driven to school by her mother, who teaches at Susan's school. It then provides details about Susan's weekly schedule, including having lunch with friends on Mondays, volleyball practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays, dance classes on Wednesdays, and spending weekends with her divorced father.
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