Tuesday, March 5, 2019

My first Interview

1. How did you find out you became student of the month?
A- I was just sitting in class and I heard over the announcements that I was student of the month.
2. What effort did you go through to become student of the month?
A- I worked hard on all my homework, made sure I got very god grades, studied hard and kept p the good work.
3.Do you have any advice for other students looking for this achievement? 
A- Don't quit always keep up the hard work on grades, and just because you don't do the best on something don't give up, work harder
4. What classes/subjects did you excel in?
A- Honestly all of them, I am just on a roll, I was always just keeping up the hard work
5. Did you know you would be nominated for student of the month?
A- I hoped that I would, but I didn't know for sure
6. After this month will you continue to show the same amount of effort in your classes?
A- Of course, I will work just as hard, wether or not I get student of the month
7. Why do you think you were chosen for student of the month?
A- I think I was chosen because my teachers saw that I was really working hard and wanted to reward me
8. What were your goals for this school year?
A- My goals were to get all A's and have the best GPA in the school, I wanted to make new friends and be in a lot of outside of school clubs and activities 
9. After getting this achievement have your goals from earlier this year changed? 
A- No, I have always strived for perfection and I'll continue to do so
10. Why have your goals changed since then?
A- They didn't 
11. Do these goals have anything to do with what your future hopes to look like?
A- Yes, I hope that in the future I will try just as hard as I do now, and I will have a great job and make lots of money
12. Are you proud of being student of the month?
A- Yes, I am proud
13. Are you considerably proud of yourself?
A- I am considerably proud of myself, and I think I did really well, and would be proud of anyone who got student of the month
14. What other activities do you participate in outside of school?
A- I was in a reading club, art club, I was actually in a  homework club where we gave ourselves extra work, I was also in a lot of different types of science clubs. 
15. Do these ever interfere with your schoolwork and how hard you work?
A- Of course because they take time out of my day for homework, but I always get it done on time still
16. Do you think it is okay to slack off in school for any reason?
A- definitely not
17. Is it still okay to take some breaks every now and then?
A-I think if you ever need to then yes, but I think you should always work hard when you can 
18. Do you ever have any free time when not working on activities and school work?
A-No, school is my life, it's all i do
19. Is the work worth it?
A- I think other people may not think it is, but it is for me, I am working hard for something that I love
20. Had you been hoping to become student of the month?
A- yes, I had always hoped that one day I would and Im very happy I did

Thursday, February 28, 2019

Assignment 2: Questions

Student of the Month

Questions

1. How did you find out you became student of the month?
2. What effort did you go through to become student of the month?
3.Do you have any advice for other students looking for this achievement? 
4. What classes/subjects do you excel in?
5. Did you know you would be nominated for student of the month?
6. After this month will you continue to show the same amount of effort in your classes?
7. Why do you think you were chosen for student of the month?
8. What were your goals for this school year?
9. After getting this achievement have your goals from earlier this year change? 
10. Why have your goals changed since then?
11. Do these goals have anything to do with what your future hopes to look like?
12. Are you proud of being student of the month?
13. Are you considerably proud of yourself?
14. What other activities do you participate in outside of school?
15. Do these ever interfere with your schoolwork and how hard you work?
16. Do you think it is okay to slack off in school for any reason?
17. Is it still okay to take some breaks every now and then?
18. Do you ever have any free time when not working on activities and school work?
19. Is the work worth it?
20. Had you been hoping to become student of the month?

Assignment 1

Topic: School Uniforms


1. Three sources I could ask about the new school uniform policy would be any administration at school, the school board and the mayor.

Questions

1. What happened that gave people the idea that school uniforms should be required? 
2. When was this idea proposed to the school board?
3. Who had pitched school uniforms as something that should be placed for every school?
4. Had there been any complaints from parents about dress code that implemented . this idea? 
5. Has there been any controversy about having school uniforms?
6. If so, what were most of the debates on this about?
7. How should having school uniforms improve students learning and well being at school?
8. Do you agree that school uniforms should be implemented at every school is AISD?
9. What are some con's to having uniforms?
10. Do you think these con's could turn into behavior problems at schools from students?
11. What was your input about this idea?
12. Did y'all interview any students and get their feedback on they feel about this?
13. What kind of questions were the students asked?
14. Was their feedback brought up in the school board meetings?
15. Were they taken into consideration when deciding between school uniforms or not?
16. What kind of feedback were y'all receiving from student's?
17. How long has this idea been in the working? 
18. Why does it take this long to make an idea like this into a reality for every school?
19. What was the whole process like, from coming up with the idea to actually get all approval? 
20. Do you think the school board could end up regretting this decision? 


Architecture Shoot

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Angles and Shapes


Surroundings

Friday, February 22, 2019

Architecture Preview #2

Turning Torso

Details

Light 

Patterns 

Angles and Shapes

Surroundings 

Cubic Houses 

Details 

Light 

Patterns

Angles and Shapes 

Surroundings 

Sculptured House

Details 

Light

Patterns

Angles and Shapes 

Surroundings 

National Centre for the Performing Arts

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Light

Patterns 

Angles and Shapes 

Surroundings 

Nautilis House 

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Angles and Shapes

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Thursday, February 21, 2019

Architecture Preview #1


Turning Torso, Malmo, Sweden

1. Santiago Calatrava was the architect 
2. The building was built February 14, 2001
3. Located in Malmo Sweden
4. You can visit the turning torso
5. It cost $220 million to build
6. The city was undergoing a whole new renovation


Cubic Houses, Rotterdam, Netherlands

1. Peit Blom was the architect 
2. The cubic houses were built December 29, 2011
3. The cubic houses are located in Rotterdam, Netherlands
4. People do live in the houses but there is one show home
5. I could not find the cost of the building of the cube houses
6. He wanted to optimise space and live as if under an urban roof


Sculptured House, Colorado, USA

1. Charles Deaton was the architect
2. The sculptured house was built in 1963
3. The sculptured house is located in Colorado, USA
4. You cannot visit the house because someone lives there
5. I did not find the exact amount but it cost about several million to build
6. He wanted a big house for him and his family to live in


National Centre for the Performing Arts, China

1. Paul Andreu was the architect 
2. The Performing centre was built in December 2011
3. The centre is located in Xicheng Qu, China 
4. You can visit because there are several performances every-night
5. This building cost $468.7 million 
6. The building was built as a new modern place for performing arts


Nautilis House, Naucalpan, Mexico  

1. Javier Senosiain was the architect 
2. The house was built in 2006
3. This house is located in Naucalpan, Mexico
4. You can buy tickets and visit the house
5. The house cost $218 million to build
6. He built it so he could have a unique house to live in

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Motion/sports warm up

a) This is apart of a winning sports photography portfolio because after a football game is won the players pour the gatorade or water on the coach
b) The shutter speed for this photo is around 150
c) This is a key moment because it's a tradition for football players, I don't the photo was exactly planned but I think the camera man was ready because he was expecting this to happen after the win
d)some advanced techniques in this photo are the lighting and the angles of where the photo was taken, like the photo was taken from the side so you can see the coach, players and the fans. 

Perspective Photo