Q2 Proyecto / Linder

Copy of E1 U3 Proyecto Prep for anya (2)

Spanish benchmark #2 script


Slide # 1 opening

¡Hola! amigos y amigas

Por favor, disfrutar de estudia positivas sobre los seres queridos en mi vida.


Slide # 2 yo (I )

Este soy yo

Mi amig@s y familia dicen que soy más a menos loca de vez en cuando.

Me gusta ir de compras, pero no me gusta para probar la ropa.

También me gusta leer y cocinar.


Slide # 3 el (He )

Esto es Vic Fuentes

Vis Fuentes es la conducir cantante y guitarrista de Pierce The Veil.

El es muy lindo y talentoso

El cumpleanos es en febrero diez, 1983 y que nacio en San Diego, CA


Slide # 4 ella (She )

Esto es Jenna Marbles.

Ella es un bien famosa YouTuber.

Jenna es muy boba y sociable.

Ella tiene el pelo rubia y los ojos a zules.


Slide # 5 ellos (They )

Esto es Sleeping With Sirens

Que son banda Americana des de Orlando, Florida.

Dos de sus mejores canciones son ¨ Roger Rabbit ¨ y ¨ If I’m James Dean Then You’re Audrey Hepburn¨.

Mi favorita Cancion por ellos es ¨ If You Can’t Hang¨

Les escucho casi siempre.



Slide #6 nosotros (We )

Esto es mi y uno de mejor amigas, Kara.

Hemos side amigos desde el primer dia en la SLA.

Nos gusta bailar y comer

Nos gusta a colgar cuando tenemos tiempo libre que es en general los fines  de semana.



Slide #7 Ending

A dios gracias por ver !!!!!





Fabian Colon

Fabian’s Script:

Hola me llamo Fabian colon, Tengo catorce anos Tengo los ojos cafés y el pelo negro. Soy de Puerto Rico pero vivo en Filadelfia.

Ella: Ella tiene 36 anos,Ella tiene los ojos café y la pelo café, ella es mi mama.

Ellos: ellos son (Mi Hermano) ( Mi hermana y( Mi Papa)

Nosotros: Nosotros son mi equipo de atletismo

Gracias!

Spanish

yo

hola mi nombre es                                                                   

Conor y tengo una                                                    
mezcla de razas.                                                     

Me gusta surfear la                                                          

red con mi mejor amigo Eli y como

si fruera poco yo soy tremendamente

lindo


el

se reúnen kenny

él ama a hablar español

depende del dia que puede loco

que es tremendamente divertido

que nació en diciembre de dieciséis



ellos

conocer a mis otros amigos

kabani pierce y trayvon

son tremendamente buenos

en ultimate frisbee y como si fruera poco

son super alto todos ellos viven en Filadelfia




nosotras

míranos estamos un poco increíble

ambos nos vestimos tremendamente.

los fines de semana nos gusta estar de vago

los dos tenemos el pelo oscuro

somos tan parecidos Que chevere

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proyecto dos

Opening: ¡Hola! ¿Qué tal?

Yo: Me llamo Jhazzelle. Tengo quince años. Soy de Filipinas pero vivo en Filadelfia. Me gusta mucho la fotografía, escuchar música, y pasar un rato con amigos. Cuando tengo tiempo libre y me encanta pasar tiempo con mi familia.


Él: Este es mi hermano. Él es tremendamente adorable y encantador. Le encanta jugar. No le gusta ir al cine.


Ella: Esta es mi mamá. Tiene cuarenta y dos años. Ella siempre es sociable, trabajadora, súper cómica, amable, más o menos tranquila, y guapa. Tiene los ojos cafés y el pelo negro.


Ellas: Esta es mi hermana, Jam, y mi mejor amiga Bianca. Mi hermana es diecinueve años y Bianca es dieciséis años. Mi hermana Ambos son muy cómica, divertida, y muy guapa. Son también boba es por eso que los amo.


Nosotras: Ellas son Jessica y yo. Jessica es de Filadelfia pero vive en Filadelfia. Tengo catorce años. Ella es cumpleaños dieciocho de agosto. Ella es tranquila y encantadora.


Fin: Gracias por su atención.


Madison's Proyecto

  • Intro: ¡Hola! Mi nombre es Madison y este es mi proyecto.


  • Yo: Soy de filadelfia pero vivo en filadelfia. Tengo catorce años de edad. Asisto a Science Leadership Academy. Me gusta ir de cocina, escuchar música, leer, y ir al cine.

  • El: Su nombre es Quran. Tengo catorce años. Es de Filadelfia. Él tiene ojos marrones y cabello negro. El asisto a Science Leadership Academy también. Él es agradable, inteligente, y divertido.

           Le gusta divas totales


  • Ella: Su nombre Siani. Ella tiene 14 años. Ella es muy bonita, inteligente, y divertida.

           Ella tiene el pelo castaño y ojos marrones. Ella asisto a Science Leadership Academy.


  • Ellas: Estos son mi amigos.  Ellos son nombre Mekhi y Siani. Mekhi gusta Batman y Siani gusta ir de compras.


  • Nosotr@s: Estos son mis amigos. Son divertidos, talentosos, y muy trabajador.

  • Fin : ¡Hasta Luego!



                  

Media Fluency #2

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With my second slide I didn't really change much because all the reviews I got were great. The only thing I changed was the quotations because they were different. But it was a very minor change. What I learned from this keeping it simple is the best thing ever. You don't want too much on your slide because it will take away from the big picture. I'm very happy I listened to that advice because it really helped me in the long run.  

Net Neutrality and Teens // Nadya Negron


Net Neutrality


What is Net neutrality? Net neutrality is that Internet Service Providers and the government have to treat all Data on the internet equally. Not discriminating because of the user, website, application, etc. Net neutrality protects us from ISP’s treating traffic differently. Without Net neutrality you can forget about youtube,netflix anything online you can forget about it. If the ISP’s get control of that you won’t be able to do anything like that.

I think it’s important for teens to know about Net neutrality because in the future in can be in jeopardy and since we know about it we can do something about it. Right now Net neutrality is in danger and I think it’s because not many people know about it so they don’t care. Us teens are the new generation we can fight this. WE can make a difference just by having this knowledge and sharing it with the world how important it is. I don’t people understand without Net neutrality the internet would be a completely different place.

I also think it’s important for teens to know about net neutrality because our generation lives off of the internet. All most teens know is that the internet works fast. They don’t know why the internet works fast or what some people have to do to fight for our internet rights. Soon they will want to know when the internet isn’t working fast anymore. But we don’t have that type of time. So that’s why I think it’s very important for teens to know about Net neutrality and what it does for us.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_neutrality

http://time.com/101794/obama-backs-away-from-net-neutrality-campaign-promises-after-fcc-vote/

http://www.businessinsider.com/simple-explanation-of-net-neutrality-2014-4


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Los seres queridos en mi vida- Sopheary

Intro- Los seres queridos en mi vida


Yo- ¡Hola! Me llamo Sopheary. Soy algo deportista, bastante trabajadora, y sociable. Yo soy también más o menos alta y delgada. Mi cumpleaños es el ocho de enero. Además, soy camboyana.


Él- Es mi mejor amigo. Es un poco loco, muy cómico, y como si fuera poco, él siempre está siendo tonto, pero es por eso que lo quiero mucho.


Ella- Su nombre es Arielle. Tiene catorce años. Tiene los ojos marrones y el pelo corto y rizado. Ella es una mezcla de razas. Le gusta nadar, escribir, y ir de compras. No le gusta nada ayudar en casa.


Ellas- Sus nombres son Siani y Alex. Son muy lindos y bastante divertidas. Les encanta practicar deportes. Asisten a Science Leadership Academy.


Nosotros- Esta es una foto de mis padres y yo. Somos de Camboya pero vivimos en Filadelfia. Tenemos los ojos cafés y el pelo negro.


Fin- Music: Danza Kuduro

Los seres queridos en mi vida

Script

Intro: Los seres queridos en mi vida

Transition:

Todo Sobre mi yo

Soy: !Hola! Mi nombre es Tigidankay Saccoh pero mi apodo es TK. Tengo quince años. Mi cumpleaños es diciembre nueve. Cuando tengo tiempo libre,yo leer y escuchar canciones.Me gusta Taylor Swift porque muy talentosa. !La quîero mucho!

Ella:

siguiente……..

Es mi mejor amiga, Jae! Ella le gusta programa de televisión Black Butler. Ella le gusta ver Doctor Who. Ella es inteligente y bonita. Ella juega guitarra. Jae tiene mala vista del ojo es por eso que ella necesito gafas. Tiene catorce años. Por último, pero no menos importante, ella le gusta salir con los amigos.

Ellas:

Ellas son nombre Sam y Madison. Estos son mis amigas. Que tienen el pelo morena. Tienen ojos marrones, también. Que les gusta Chris Brown. Asisten SLA. Las chicas son de filadelfia. Ellas bastante linda.


Ellos: Ademas, ellos. Ellos son nombre Mekhi y Obie. Son agradables y comico. Les gusta batman mas de spider man. Son africanas-Americanos. Ellos gusta ir al cine.!Qué Chévere!

Nosotros:

Somos estudiantes y amigos en SLA. Nosotros encanta comer. Estamos con estilo. Estamos trabajadores y la gusta de la escuela. Y como si fuera poco, nosotros también talentosos.

Conclusion:

!Adiós!
https://drive.google.com/a/scienceleadership.org/file/d/0B8IO488EwjzGd2hJVWhaUkhFSGs/view?usp=sharing

Net Neutrality

​Teens need to learn about net neutrality so that we become better adults. If we learn about net neutrality we will be able to not make the mistakes that the fcc is making by thinking about getting rid of net neutrality. We also need to learn about it so we can spread the word.
Net neutrality keeps everyone happy. If it didn't exist we wouldn't be able to use the internet. Net neutrality means that every website us treated the same. If it's gone companies can treat websites differently. This means that websites like Facebookwill be hard to access. If you want to access them you will have to pay more money.
In conclusion we need to learn about net neutrality so that we understand that it is a good thing that keeps us happy. We also need to tell more people about it so that people understand that we need it.
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Proyecto


Intro: Jamal- Hola clase.


Yo: Me llamas Jamal. Soy de Filadelfia y vivo en Filadelfia. Tengo catorce años. Me gusta jugar videojuegos, andar en patineta, y ir al cine. También, no me gusta nada leer, cantar, bailar y ir a la escuela.


Él: Su nombre es Cristiano. Cristiano tiene quince años  y le gusta practicar deportes, ver la tele, y jugar videojuegos. Además, Cristiano asiste   Science Leadership Academy


Ella: Su nombre es Isabella. Isabella es más o menos antipática. Ella es de Filadelfia y vivo en Filadelfia. Ella tiene los ojos cafés y el pelo liso.

Ellos: Este es Ethan y Gill. Ellos son mi amigos donde Filadelfia y vivo en Filadelfia. Ethan y Gill son bobo, hablador, y extraño. Sin embargo Ethan es timido cuando está solo.


Nosotros: Esta es mi clase. Nosotros vivo en Filadelfia. Mi clase es inteligente, sociable,  y cómicos. También, nosotros asistiendo Science Leadership Academy. Además, nosotros una mezla de races.


Fin: Adios clase. Gracías.


Net Neutrality

Net Neutrality is important for teens to now. For an analogy teens would want to know that if they would they are living in an equal world or not. Which leads me to my statement why would they not need to know that their internet is not beginning distributed to them equally. Teens should know when the are getting ripped of and not. In addition, this makes me question why would companies want to give us less internet for more money.

For many Americans has become so much a part of the lives. Whether it is Using it on their computers ,phones, ipods/mp3s, gaming consoles , and more. About 84.2% of the population (2013) used the internet. A portion of those people are teens. Most teens use the internet mostly  on their video game consoles and smartphone leads me to my statement. Teens need to know about net neutrality because if one day the randomly want to go on youtube and they have perfect connection and suddenly their I.S.P decide to slow their internet down they need to know what their I.S.P is doing.

Teens today are growing up and they are hitting the age where they can speak up. They should question why is this website blocked if I am paying for it. Most teens in America know that they have freedom of speech in America in a way. So which means we should also be allowed to say what ever we want on the internet because we are paying for our I.S.Ps and this is America. In addition, teens need the internet to learn and whent I.S.Ps slow down and block websites on the internet that just make learnig harder for them.

http://www.al.com/business/index.ssf/2014/11/what_is_net_neutrality_what_is.html https://openmedia.ca/saveournet/faq

https://www.aclu.org/net-neutrality


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Net Neutrality

Net neutrality is the process in which major internet companies have a direct connection to the use of internet that goes to customers of major companies who need access to internet. There are certain amount of rules and regulations put in place to protect the system. The people in control of this are the FCC. They work to try to promote fairness and equality for the internet companies and distributors. At the moment they are working on regulating the rules so that everyone agrees and benefits from them.


At the moment there are significant discrepancies between the ways things should be run and the way they are happening. There are two sides to the system that is net neutrality. One being the people in control of the internet flow, and the others being those trying to sell or give internet to their customers. The problem is that one side feels that they are being unfairly forced to pay for a service that should be given. Companies like Comcast can if they want can slow down their internet services to companies like Netflix if they feel like they are not being paid enough. This obviously causing conflict.


The unfair way of the system has caused each side to fight with the other. Because there is conflict, everyone is looking forward to the new rules to be announced soon. Tom Wheeler, chairman of the fcc, is going to make a new set of rules. This is known supposed to fix the issues that are currently taking place, so they both sides can be civil. It is going to be a step in the right direction in net neutrality.


http://www.whitehouse.gov/net-neutrality

http://www.savetheinternet.com/net-neutrality

http://www.savetheinternet.com/net-neutrality



Net Neutrality Blog

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Net Neutrality is an important debate that is you need to know about. "Debate? That has nothing to do with me! Why do I have to know about this topic that doesn't even relate to me?"  It has more to deal  with you than you actually realize. For Net Neutrality will change how you use the Internet forever.

Net Neutrality prevents your Internet Service Provider charges you more money to view certain websites. Right now we currently have Net Neutrality. This is how, this is proven. Want to watch a YouTube video? Go right on ahead. You simply go on the website and *BAM* video. This is because we have Net Neutrality. But without Net Neutrality you are no longer able to do this without paying extra. 

This is a BIG deal. Your internet service provider wants to change your internet was forever. They want your money and that's exactly what they are going to get if Net Neutrality gets removed. You might think that this is grown-up buisness that has nothing to do with you but you are wrong. SO WRONG! 

Net Neutrality

Net neutrality is a principle that everyone who uses the internet is treated equal. Net neutrality stops the slowing down of your internet by your ISP and helps stay as fast as everyone else's no matter how much you pay for it. People like Verizon want you to pay extra out of your pocket for your Internet to stay fast. They also have the power to slow down your internet, or tell you what you can or cannot use. That is not fair at all.

With teens not having net neutrality could really mess things up. Teens use the internet more often, and if Net Neutrality is abolished we'd have a hard time functioning in everyday life. For our school, we use internet everyday. Slowing down our internet speed, could slow down our learning process. If our learning process is slowed down, we will be behind the everyday world. 

I think we can all come together and make net neutrality stand out to our ISP. If we push the fact that not only are people like Verizon taking things away from our children, they're taking things away from them too. We need fair treatment of internet in our life. Companies like Verizon should not stop us from having that.  We need net neutrality !

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2015/01/07/a-congressional-battle-over-net-neutrality-is-about-to-begin-these-are-the-stakes/
https://www.aclu.org/net-neutrality
http://www.theopeninter.net/

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Net Nutrality

Net neutrality is a principle that everyone who uses the internet is treated equal. Net neutrality stops the slowing down of your internet by your ISP and helps stay as fast as everyone else's no matter how much you pay for it. People like Verizon want you to pay extra out of your pocket for your Internet to stay fast. They also have the power to slow down your internet, or tell you what you can or cannot use. That is not fair at all.

With teens not having net neutrality could really mess things up. Teens use the internet more often, and if Net Neutrality is abolished we'd have a hard time functioning in everyday life. For our school, we use internet everyday. Slowing down our internet speed, could slow down our learning process. If our learning process is slowed down, we will be behind the everyday world. 

I think we can all come together and make net neutrality stand out to our ISP. If we push the fact that not only are people like Verizon taking things away from our children, they're taking things away from them too. We need fair treatment of internet in our life. Companies like Verizon should not stop us from having that.  We need net neutrality !

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2015/01/07/a-congressional-battle-over-net-neutrality-is-about-to-begin-these-are-the-stakes/
https://www.aclu.org/net-neutrality
http://www.theopeninter.net/
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2nd slide

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Why did you make the slide look the way it does? What infulenced your decision making?

I made it look the way it does because I really like this quote and I think that it says alot about myself because I try and be somebody I'm not and its ok to be different. Nobody is perfect everyone has their flaws and difference and thats what I think makes us who we are. What influence my decision for this blog is that I can relate to it so that why I choose to write about something that relates to me and my problems. 

Net Neutrality

I agree with net neutrality.  At first, I was skeptical, because I thought ISP’s should be able do what they want, plus since we pay for internet it must be a product.  But then I learned that by creating high speed lanes, they are slowing down many peoples internet, which is not okay.  Furthermore, the internet is so essential in today’s world, so even if it is a product, it is also almost a necessity, like water and light.  I don’t think it should be treated differently, and don’t want to have to worry about slow internet speeds, because I don’t have the money to pay for fast ones. This would probably negatively affect the majority of people who use the internet.  It could negatively affect schools too, that can’t afford the best internet fast lanes, which would affect students learning.

Moreover, without net neutrality, ISP companies will decide what you can and can’t do and how fast your favorite movie on Netflix loads, or if your YouTube video buffers or not.  The internet should be a free space, and I don’t want my free time affected negatively, because ISP companies want more money.

I learned that on February 26, the FCC will have their monthly meeting, as well as make their decision on net neutrality.  I know Obama is a strong advocate of Net Neutrality, and has tried to regulate ISP companies. However, ISP companies have resisted.  











Sources:

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jul/26/net-neutrality-dead-age-of-digital-discrimination-is-here

http://www.ibtimes.com/fcc-expected-vote-net-neutrality-rules-february-report-1772420

http://www.techtimes.com/articles/24389/20150103/fcc-vote-on-controversial-net-neutrality-rules-scheduled-for-february.htm


Net Neutrality Blog

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InternetSlowdown_Day
Net Neutrality is an important debate that is you need to know about. "Debate? That has nothing to do with me! Why do I have to know about this topic that doesn't even relate to me?"  It has more to deal  with you than you actually realize. For Net Neutrality will change how you use the Internet forever.

Net Neutrality prevents your Internet Service Provider charges you more money to view certain websites. Right now we currently have Net Neutrality. This is how, this is proven. Want to watch a YouTube video? Go right on ahead. You simply go on the website and *BAM* video. This is because we have Net Neutrality. But without Net Neutrality you are no longer able to do this without paying extra. 

This is a BIG deal. Your internet service provider wants to change your internet was forever. They want your money and that's exactly what they are going to get if Net Neutrality gets removed. You might think that this is grown-up buisness that has nothing to do with you but you are wrong. SO WRONG! 

Media Fluency 2

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This time I made my words " IS MY LIFE " bigger to show the importance. I also made the chicken bigger to fill in the big space that was in my first slide. I spaced out Fried in order to make it blend in with the chicken part. I used the same links that I used before. 

Net Neutrality

A simple and straight definition of ¨Net neutrality¨ is an ¨open internet¨. It is also having your  internet service providers treat you data equally without any bias. Having an open internet could be an advantage or a disadvantage. But nowadays, having an open internet is needed. First of all, most schools let their students use the internet as their source of learning material. That is one reason why an open internet is needed. But, let me get to my point why teens need to know about net neutrality.

Teens need to know about net neutrality because nowadays ¨net neutrality¨ is a big word for us. It is because we are all surrounded by technologies which mostly needs internet and having an internet is a very big deal to us. It is important for us to know about the internet or how it works but the most important thing for us to know is what’s in our internet. Teens especially need to know about because most teens use most of the internet that’s why teens especially need to know about it.

Having an internet is not the only important thing nowadays. It’s not just having an internet without knowing anything about it, it’s knowing what is in your internet. Also, having a good internet is not the only important thing for us teens to know but also the equal treatment in the internet. It is a very important thing in our lives but most especially an important thing for us to know what is in it and how our providers our treating our own and paid internet.



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Net Neutrality.

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Net Neutrality is important for teens to understand for many, many reasons. I think, personally, the biggest and most important reason is due to the fact teens use the internet the most. 94% of kids age 12-17 use the internet daily, and 81% use social networking. This, of course, is kind of huge since net neutrality is going to slowly ruin the internet for all of us, especially those of us who use it this much.

Another huge reason is that it will cost all of us the ability to roam openly on the internet without worry. The direct definition of Net Neutrality is as followed. 
"The principle that Internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favouring or blocking particular products or websites."
Without it, we can't do a lot of things we really want to. What if one day your ISP decided that if you or your parents didn't pay for it, you wouldn't have access to youtube. How would you feel?

The last reason I think important, as sort of said above, is that it will cost money. Teenagers tend to rely on family members, specifically parental guardians, for internet access. The lack of net neutrality would mean your parents might just have to pay more for certain things they might not use. So basically you need to know because it really affects you in the most ways because you are the one using it.

SOURCES:

  • http://www.dailytech.com/Survey+94+Percent+of+Teens+Use+Facebook/article31611.htm
  • https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~raylin/whatisnetneutrality.htm
  • http://www.pewinternet.org/files/old-media/Files/Reports/2013/PIP_TeensandTechnology2013.pdf

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  1. What did you learn that is new information?

-Their will be a meeting on Febuary with the FCC. Their the chairman Tom Wheeler will pass the draft proposal of the new net neutrality rules. Wheelers previous proposal didnt work out well. Cititzens are fighting to have new rules for net neutrality.

  1. What are the differences in the articles?

-I dont really see any differences. Although, i do see the different perspective on the event. Each article has a different way of describing the event.

  1. Which one is the most trustworthy link?

I would say their is a ¨more trustworthy link¨. I feel like they all show the same thing and trys to educate us on the same subject. All links are ¨.com¨, so we cant determine it by that. Also, all the websites sort’ve portray the event simular.



Part ll

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2014/11/12/polls_show_that_republicans_and_democrats_both_want_net_neutrality_no_fast.html


I couldnt find a pro-Democratic or rebublican source/article. Although i did find a link that shows how both democratic and republican want net neutrality.