10 Worst Countries for Child Labor

In Social Studies we are learning about Human Rights and one of our topics are Slavery the part that we are currently learning is Forced Child Labour.

So what is Forced Child Labor?

 It is about children being forced to work and to absent school to prevent they're own learning/ they're right to education. But also child labour can be dangerous for children, mentally, socially, and physically, one of the example are, not getting enough rest getting crushed with rocks and dirt in the mines plus inhaling toxic chemicals. Making work children at a very young age is very unacceptable specially to the smaller kids Imagine how young they are and they're working tirelessly, working in brick kilns, carpet factory, and working in mines! Mines that are too dangerous for kids and only grown men should be working. Child labuor must be stopped. Here is the worst Countries for Child Labour, This map shows the location/country of the worst child labour, if you click a pin it will show what type of child labor takes place in that country and an estimated population of children that are in child labour

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Part 2 Storked Connection Tasks

Connection 1 The Baby Box


The Baby Box is a Box where you can put your baby if you want him/her to be adopted. The baby box has a blanket and some phone numbers you can contact if you suddenly changed your mind. The people who owns a baby box can monitor it by getting a message if somebody have opened the box. This practice started before medieval Europe, now the baby box has been spread to United States and Europe about 200 hundred boxes in total.

Connection 2 The Underground Railroad

The Underground Railroad is a network of meeting places, safe houses, secrete passage ways and routes.The Underground Railroad is used to save African American slaves, about 6,000 slaves escaped through the use of the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad also uses code-names such as Conductor, Stations, Station-Masters, Lighthouse and Depot. The conductors are the people who lead slaves to safe houses. One famous Conductor is Harriet Tubman, she is once a slaves but she got save by the underground railroad since then she became a "conductor". Harriet Tubman had freed 300 slaves in a decade of her serving. The Underground Railroad ended in the first World War in 1862.

Connection 3 Clappers

In Unwind Clappers are the people who mixed their blood with a nitroglycerin blend to make it explode like a bomb, they trigger it by clapping and killing the people around him/her and their selves in the process. Like the clappers there are Kamikaze's they are the people who is drove planes loaded with bombs and deliberately suicidal crash into there enemies. Kamikaze we're used in the Second World War by the Japanese.

A whole lot of work in DTE

For the past few weeks I have been doing a lot of work on DTE here is the current learning that I've done
TV Evolution

http://tech-world-news1.blogspot.com/2016/06/tv-evolution.html

Digital Bytes

Xij:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgEi4jdcIHIWhat was your biggest takeaway in this video?My biggest takeaway in this was when a reporter told that people take words from other music to make a new one.

Ivan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgEi4jdcIHIWhat was your biggest takeaway in this video?My biggest takeaway in the video is when the narrator said “Any body can remix anything” which means they can take a personal property change it abit to make it their own.

1. What do you think about the real world objects(for example a sliding lock, a type writer, and traffic light colors) that inspired iPhone’s interface? Do you think people notice these everyday references?Yes because traffic light is commonly used. For example red light means stop this relates to iPhone’s interface as to stop or close the app. For the typewriter apple used it as a keyboard where if you press a letter it produces a sound the same as the typewriter when you push a button it also produces a sound. People notice this everyday references because it is very common.

2. Why do you think Apple chose to reference physical objects more literally in the iPhone (for example, with a bookshelf, a calendar, a tape deck)?We think Apple chose to reference physical objects more literally in the iPhone because people will be able to get used to it easily as it is an everyday object.

3. Can you think of any other real world objects that digital products would benefit from mimicking?A remote, a torch

4. Do you think it’s OK for companies to copy the look and feel of other companies products when making their own device?Yes it is ok because they can take it as an inspiration to make their own new device but change the features of it.

5. What do you think about the iOS 7’s simplified,flatter, more iconic look? Why do you think this look became popular? Who decides what’s popular and what’s not?We think it’s great because it has evolved to a new and improved multi-touch. It became popular because of its new and improved features. We think that the people decides what’s popular and what’s not because they are the one who’s going to use the device.

Interland 

Interland

Interland is a game designed to help kids to be cyber smart in the internet. Interland is fun, each level is different from the others. There are four levels in the game which is called, Reality River, Mindful Mountain, Tower of treasure, and Kind Kingdom.



Ergonomics

Being Cyber smart

Part 2 Storked

Part two Storked

You can't change laws without first changing human nature." - Nurse Greta

"You can't change human nature without first changing the law." -Nurse Young

1. Risa overhears two nurses debating law and human nature. Which argument do you think is the stronger? Why do you think this? Write a paragraph explaining your thoughts on law and human nature. I think Nurse Young has a better argument than Nurse Greta. Because people follow the Law, If theirs no rules people will have they're freedom to do what they want it will be chaos without Laws. Changing the Law will help to change the human nature too, changing the Law will discipline the changing nature of humans.

2.This section opens with a mother abandoning her newborn infant on the doorstep of a house in a good neighborhood. As she leaves, she thinks "How wonderful it is that she can get a second chance. How wonderful it is that she can dismiss her responsibility so easily.

3. In your opinion, by allowing new mothers to give up their children so readily, does it take away from the value of a child? No it does not. The value of the child is precious because a child is a gift from God.

 4. What is the role of a mother? Do you think the title of mother is something that should be earned, or a natural right of the woman who gave birth? A mother is a woman who is ready to take a responsibility to take care of her children a woman who will give up anything for they're children, But biologically if you gave birth to a baby it Automatically makes you a mother whether you like it or not.

5. What skills or attributes do Connor and Risa have that work well together? Connor and Risa are both independent and Street Smart but they're different in a way because Risa thinks more precise and carefully and Connor thinks using his feelings, but all and all they make up a good team Im sure they can survive til eighteen.

6.Connor and Lev have very different experiences with storking. How has this helped shape each of their attitudes toward the society they live in? Connors experiences in storking is bad, because of what happened to the child who got passed in the neighborhood which have died makes him very considerate to storked babies while Lev's experience is good because they have always accepted storked babies they believe it's a gift from God and Gods plan, making Lev very grateful to storked babies.

7.Connor is concerned the baby won't be loved, and ultimately will die, so he takes it. What does this show us about him as a person? It shows Connors being considerate to other peoples feelings even a baby because he dont want to make the same mistake again.

8. What makes Lev realise he doesn't want to be unwound? P79
Pastor Dan made Lev realized that tithing their own child for God is not right.

9.Each of the other characters on the run has a tragic background story. Why were Hayden, Roland and Mai set to be unwound? Which, do you think, is the most tragic? Explain your response. Hayden's parents did not want to take him deciding to just unwind him. Roland putting an end to his step-father's abusing of his mother but ends up favoring his father. Mai's parents didn't want a girl child so they unwind her.

10. What tattoo does Roland have?
A shark tattooed on his forearm.

Harriet Tubman Research

Part One Triplicate

Part One Triplicate

1.How much brainwashing do you think has happened for teenagers to make this sort of claim as they’re being led to their "death"?  A lot because they think they will still be alive just living in a divided state.

2.Why, do you think, has Shusterman chosen to have three characters tell their story?
I think Shusterman chose to have three characters to show the different perspective of unwinding.

3. Lev is a tithe. This means that he is the 10% that his family will give back to the church as an offering. What are your thoughts on this?  I think because Lev's family is rich they should've used money instead of Lev as a tithe.

4. Rita is a state home kid - she was unwanted at birth, and now the state have decided she is no longer useful. Do you think that the state should ever be able to determine if one life is more useful than another? No, I think the state shouldn't determine and compare if a children is useful or useful than the other, because everybody is useful in a different kind of way.

5. Connor's parents have chosen to unwind him due to his difficult behavior. They have then booked a ticket to the Bahamas. In your opinion, how do parents view their children? Why do you think this? I think Connors parents views him as a pet, a pet that is once cute and adorable but not anymore so giving that pet away is much very useful for others. His parents thought because of his difficult behavior they are not capable to take care Connor (pet) anymore so they just offered him to be unwound.

6.Pastor Dan presents as being conflicted. What reasons might he have to encourage Lev in his journey as a tithe? Why does he encourage him to run? I think Pastor Dan encouraged Lev to run because he want Lev to survive and not get offered as a tithe. Pastor Dan knew that Lev's parents is wrong and offering a child is wrong. Pastor Dan believed that any child should not be used as an offering or a sacrifice .

7.What is the story based on a nursery rhyme that circulates among the youth?  
Humphrey Dunfee is a nursery rhyme that is used to scare kids from being unwound

Exploring the Blurb

 Exploring the Blurb

In the not-too-distant future, teens Connor, Risa, and Lev are on the run for their lives. Following the Second Civil War, between pro-choice and pro-life forces, the United States now allows parents to unwind their unwanted and difficult kids between the ages of thirteen and eighteen: Their bodies are surgically taken apart and all the organs and tissue are used in other people. According to the law, the kids aren't considered dead, they're "living in a divided state." But Connor, Risa, and Lev, and thousands of other teens slated for "unwinding", don't see it that way. They choose instead to "kick AWOL," or run away. Unwind follows these three across the country as they travel together, split up, and meet again when their destinies cross in a Harvest Camp where they are slated to be unwound.

1.What do you already know about pro-life and pro-choice groups? What do these terms mean? Is it an issue you have thought about? Pro-life is a group of people who are against abortion and euthanasia, and pro-choice is a group of people who supports aborting their own children.

2.What do you know about organ donation?  Organ donation is a when people donate their own organ for a people who is needing one.

3.Teenagers to be unwound are sent to Harvest Camps. Can you make a connection between the language used to describe this place, and other places people have been sent historically?The name of the camp relates to harvesting children's organs who is unwound

4.What religious connotation does the word 'harvest' evoke? Reaping what you sow

5.The term "living in a divided state" here is really a euphemism for what? It means their soul wandering somewhere else but they're body is alive.
Can you think of other, common euphemisms? Why do people use euphemisms? Instead of saying "Your fired" people use "I'm letting you go". People use euphemism people use it because they don't want the person to get hurt bu their words.

6.What is the definition of legal?  

The definition of Legal is an order that has been approved by law.

7.What about ethical?

Things that is morally right

8.Do you believe that because something is legal, it is also ethical, or morally right?

No,Because some people with bad intention in higher position can decide whether legal or ethically or morally right

9.Can things that are ethically sound ever be illegal? Provide examples.

Yes, but it depends in the situation, an example of that is when child is so hungry that he stole food in a shop.

10.Can you think of examples in history to support your ideas? Provide examples.