Juan Carlos Ovalle jimenez 2021 SC Exhibition Booklet

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STAGE 2: Inquiry Process

<a href="bookcreator://page/M0kIJvwDQQ6nY70veRT7Og">1.- Final Central Idea ...................................................................................... 18</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/XcokGMWnR1aVobec5r5Tkw">2.- Group Essential Agreements .................................................................. 20</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/r2RGkOslSMSZ91F9lLZgvg">4.- Designing a Line of Inquiry ..................................................................... 22</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/v9vZ73gbRA6WZAN19S5K6w">6.- Research, References and Weekly Reflections.................................... 27</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/MFjUBQiLTaS8Z5kuf3VZXQ">7.- Planning and designing our Action......................................................... 43</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/aJAVJCEgTBKObo5QEJbUPQ">7.- Getting ready for our Presentation ....................................................... 48</a>

8.- <a href="bookcreator://page/JFue29EeSJ2pg3na9HPhFg">Self Assessments .......................................................................................... 52</a>

<a href="https://cloud.toddleapp.com/assets/learninglibrary/Cindy%27s+Key+concept+posters.pdf">CONCEPTS: What do we understand?</a>

What do we want to develop throughout the PYP Exhibition?

<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VTJUWqegyweMDJlNMNvvrei4eKzGLgx7/view">ACTION: How do we act?</a>

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJGriKlT4_4">KNOWLEDGE: What do we know about?</a>

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<a href="http://cloud.toddleapp.com/assets/learninglibrary/Ms+Cindy%27s+Learner+Profile+Continuums+Poster.pdf">PROFILE: What do we feel?</a>

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Write 3 strong questions to decide later on a group Line of Inquiry. 

What are the consequences of factory farming and our responsibility due to animal rights?

What do we understand by factory farming?

What are the pros and cons of factory farming?

How is factory farming connected to climate change?

- How did factory farming got out of control? - Why is factory farming so harmful? - How does factory farming affect our environment?

How has factory farming changed according to the development of technology?

How important is to know the effects of factory farming in our environment and our planet?

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Use this page to plan and design your presentation

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Write your two central ideas here. Remember, a Central Idea is a broad statement that directs your inquiry.

What attributes have allowed you to succeed?

Which attributes do you need to continue improving?

I have been successful using I help isidro to do a question pofile, when he dont now what to do because, if not isidro will do nothing. &#160;

I still need to continue improving givin ideas because because I dont like to talk so much so I dont give my ideas.

Thinking on ways to take action

Write the ACTION steps you will take to help the problem.

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Date: Guiding Question: how could people use f.f. in a resonsable/sustainable way

people can take action for example by being vegan, fight/manifest but in a pacific way. When Cristobal Columbus arrived in America he brought a lot of animals and imagined by passing the time how many animals are there in America right now and with factory farming active. People also kill animals not only with factory farming people also kill by hunting but people do it just like a sport. There are alot of country`s that use animal farming in an uncommon way in places like Brazil, India, China. but you have to take into account that they are really big country`s and they most probably don't have the resources to do factory farming well. But not every country does it in an uncommon way like France, Netherlands, Canada, and Finland. they do it in a sustainable way because they don't use factory farming excessively or for fur, money, coats, rugs, etc. responsibility in factory farming is one of the most important things, and do you know why? because if we use them in other things that aren't important like for fur and unnecessary meat but if we still kill animals in an excessive way most of the animals will be extinct by 2050 or animals and meat will be really rare and also meat and animal products will be very expensive.

How does our key question connect to the Central Idea?

In what ways does it relate to the Central Idea?

Which Atls do you need to continue improving?

I have been successful using my impruving skills, when we need to record something and I forget what I need to say I just impruve ,because if not we need to record the vidio again.

I still need to con tinue improving talking fluid because some times that I&#160;

- A Central Idea is a broad statement that directs your inquiry.&nbsp; - It allows deep thinking because it is based on concepts rather than topics.&nbsp; - It is the “BIG” idea that you will be looking into.

What Key Concepts can you Identify in these Central Ideas?

“Understanding systems helps us know how the world  works.”

“Elements adapt and interact to keep  balance in the world.”

“Humans are responsible for their actions and how they impact resources.”

finish the video for exibicion that we plan

talk a lot more fluid for the video for peple to understand

I think we can ipruve our acion plan a litle bit more

Which ATLs do you need to continue improving?

&#160;I have been successful using ressearch profile, when we need information because, I go to google and wikipedia to search.

I still need to continue improving my socials skills  because I dont give so much ideas and I dont like to talk.

How has the exhibition changed your thinking?

Now it's our turn to draft a Central Idea! Think of the big ideas (related concepts), and the key concept that you have discussed and decided on as a class.

- In the following pages, write a headline in two ways, for a possible Central Idea.&nbsp;&nbsp; - Make sure it captures the key aspects that you feel is significant and important. Remember to include Concepts.

I have been successful using ........profile,&#160;when... because, ...

I still need to continue improving.......... and ............ because...........

It's Time to Evaluate: What Makes a Strong Central Idea?

<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MGAaUMsRkOEC_ymWfQ1zu__GuX25K5KTt_PGkXLG1zo/prefill">Click here</a> to access the following Google Form and discover what makes a good and strong central idea.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t641xH-Stlg">The PYP Exhibition</a>

How does the PYP Exhibition look like? Click on the title to show you an example.

try to partisipate ore on the conversations

Analyzing and Evaluating your Research Process:

What we have learnt and found very meaningful is………….&#160;

we will work on improving thelines of inquiry. complete all mising work of exhibition. finish the reasearch questions

we finish on time the reaserch questionsand we write a lot of reaserch questions related to the line of inquiry

Paste a picture of yourself, write your name, and write your expectations for this exhibition.

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Your name My expectations are......

STAGE 1: Building our Exhibition Foundations

<a href="bookcreator://page/RBpWtkZLTaacD9a1SnEh4w">1.- The PYP Exhibition ..................................................................................... 5</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/29FPvUQNQGGH2gNFoOavRQ">2.- Five Essential Elements .............................................................................. 6</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/t8aaR2eLR3achH2afcocHA">3.- What is an Issue; Triggering Activity ...................................................... 8</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/fdTcIUMtTOCbO6F9JVBGyg">4.- Relating Global Issues to SDGs ................................................................ 10</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/EkyJ4sQcSmWfkHv5CN7etg">5.- What is a Central Idea ................................................................................. 12</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/MJlwxdkOTjij6dju4a2xXA">6.- Drafting our Central Idea .......................................................................... 16</a>

Date: Guiding Question: what are the consequenses of factory farming on people and the enviroment&#160;

There are a lot of countrys were they do factory farming a lot but the worst one is China because they have a big growth in factory farming .The answer of what are the animals that are more affected by factory farming is pigs, cows, sheeps, turkey's, chickens and ducks. For the workes of factory farming is the only way to stay healthy or even alive. People havent do a more sustainable way instead of killing animals every day, every day factory farming increase by killing more and more animals but one day there will be no more animals on earth. factory farning is the main way in which many countrys like Chile, USA, and more countrys get their main resources like dairy products. also factory farmed animals don't have many choices people raised them fastly so that they turn very quickly into meat, fur and money. factory farming is a common way of raising animals for their food and also sometime for their fur. Inhumane treatment happens when animal cruelty has no attention in other words when animal cruelty is ignored. Some animals like pigs, cows and sheeps get their tail removed and that process is called tail-docked. When chickens are in large crouds tons of other animals, chickens turn into their beak behaivor and that can lead to serious injurys, canibalisim, and even death. so that's why they debeak them in other words they cut their beak with some machines that use a hot blade.

I have been successful using my writer skills, when we need to write something,because some one in my group dictate me what I need to write.&#160;

After writing your questions, share them with your group and decide on a question each to begin your research.

“Exploration is a response to curiosity and circumstances, impacting people and places.”

"Knowing and recognizing feelings, allows me to express them in different ways."

"Understanding the importance of natural and vital resources encourages an attitude of responsible use."

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwAYpLVyeFU&amp;feature=youtu.be">What Does it Mean to Take action?</a>

- It is a way to apply your learning and an opportunity to engage in a form of social contribution. - It is a way to become active participants and drivers of social change

Date: Guiding Question:How is factory farming related to animal cruelty

Factory farmiing is connected with animal cruelty because people dont use factory farming sustainable. Instead they use factory farming unresponsable way for example fur, coats, rugs, etc. then that turns into unessesarry factory farming. And all of that process turns into animal cruelty but there are many campanes that prevent animal cruelty like OBOL that stans for operation blancets of love and there is also the PETA campane. But also the kill animals because they could be born with deasabilitys. Thats way people have created diferent ways of getting meat like 3D printing meat with animals blood. a sceintist already tried this but it is still in development. and also a youtuber called mark rober created a way of being sustainable with the meat, i mean he created vegan meat made of plants THAT TASTES THE SAME AS THE ANIMAL MEAT. Finally

These global issues are connected to the SDG's because they are topics that involve the whole world and that are not being promoted or respected. On the contrary, they are being exploited without discrimination which is damaging our planet. That is why the goals had been created, to help the planet.&#160;

How are these global issues connected to the <a href="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQu0_AnLtSeXJKdHeEdyAf7DO6uuEl8GjEiyFDAdPQ_IkO1uCQzws9hRnWIuEfwOAweV2J-Qzo1D_Ne/pub?start=false&amp;loop=false&amp;delayms=3000&amp;rm=minimal&amp;slide=id.ge0b0f04154_0_0">SDGs?</a>

SDG or Global Issue that interest me:

I see animals sufferinf g and being trited badly.&#160;

Animals rights: Animals should have the same rights as humans because they also feel.&#160;

Why do people do animal cruelty? Why people let animals suffer to get products or something?

It's time to evaluate your research process

<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1zzCuPGe5eBN0gbW3ELjyg1yZwVPpzvJ6PyIT0wpLhn8/prefill">Click here</a> to access the following Google Form to evaluate your research process

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Enter the online games, evaluate and reflect

<a href="http://playspent.org/">SPENT</a>

<a href="https://www.kidsgoglobal.net/the-issues/">Click here</a> to explore a variety of global issues. Then, continue to the following page to evaluate these

During this year we have learnt about many SDGs and ways to take action. Today you will inquire into global issues and their connection to the SDGs. ➊ Click on this site to explore a variety of global issues. ➋ Access the different sites to play online games related to global issues. ➌ Evaluate the different examples, in order to share a definition with your peers. ➍ How are global issues connected to the SDGs? Reflect on their importance. Which SDG/global issue are you most interested in continue exploring?

<a href="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1UDokOm6ZxNeh78zrrwKF41Yfi9L0B1JS157_arRukg4/edit#slide=id.ga62a012e11_0_634">You could inform people…..</a>

<a href="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HehU39HnX4aJj7iDmu7PM8qwnA3ubnOySTRQWVa5ago/edit?usp=sharing">You could prevent or improve a situation…..</a>

<a href="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qU3v5hgiZkOl9B1tu0PhAwuE3BsvCj2-6cW2axw8pTw/edit?usp=sharing">You could change your behaviour and inspire others to change theirs…..</a>

global issues can inspire people to take action for change

an inquiry into the consequenses of animal farming on people and the enviroment

how/why factory farming started? what is factory farming? how factory farming affect wild life? how factoryfarming works? how is factory farmingconnected with animal cruelty? whatare the consequenses of factory farming? what do peoplethink abaut factory farming?

Plan and organize your presentation

How will you present your exhibition process?