Government

 In our Hurumanu, we are starting with a different topic because we have finished learning about the types of leaders in the world. This time we are learning about types of government, we have 4 tasks to do and I have learned that there are 7 types of government, such as communism, democracy, monarchy, etc. To present my learning, I have used Piktochart, it's a different website because I wanted to explore another website instead of using the same thing. In this task, we can be in a group, but I chose to work independently.  For me, a leader sees how things can be improved and motivates people to work towards that better vision. Leaders may try to make their vision a reality while prioritizing people. To be effective, leaders must be sympathetic and connect with others in addition to being able to encourage others. Probably one of the reasons why we're doing this is to look and learn more about the government. Since we will be also doing some activity that is based on being a leader and forming your own group. 

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Nelson Mandela

Bonjour, our second and last task for our " Power to the People" was to create a timeline of our chosen leader, and also to create a political poster. I have learnt a lot of things about Nelson Mandela, and fun facts is that he was sent to prison and spend the next 18 years that is seven miles off the coast of Cape Town. I really enjoyed reading his story, the fact that he dedicated his life fighting for equality.  Mandela was the first black head of state and the first elected in a fully representative democratic election. 

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Protest

 A lot of thing that happen here on our Hurumanu. This week we as a class were discussing protest, that occurred here in New Zealand and why they are significant. There's various sorts of dissent like when a lot of individuals needed to change something,racism, LGBTQ, But generally I had been truly center about these protest,and it was about ladies suffrage.At the primary spot this thing grabbed my eye, and it's not on the grounds that I'm a youngster. It was on the grounds that I needed figure out how every ladies here in New Zealand, go to bat for their privileges and how they battled with government with no viciousness or any harm to the network. 

Question: Why do you think it's important to learn about our local heroes ? 

It's really important to remember them and to learn how they fought for the country. And to actually learn how positive they are, and how they shows commitment when these local heroes were having a hard time. That's why for me, it is really good for us to learn about them and be respectful to each of them.  

I took in a ton about these, and including learning new words and what does each word mean from the diverse dissent subject. This time for my introduction I utilised slide to put the realities that I learned. Furthermore, here is additionally a DLO about Springbok Tour.

  

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