• Log In
  • Log In
Science Leadership Academy @ Center City
Science Leadership Academy @ Center City Learn · Create · Lead
  • Students
    • Mission and Vision
  • Parents
  • Community
    • Mission and Vision
  • Calendar

Mustapha Idriss Public Feed

World of 100

Posted by Mustapha Idriss in Globalization - Laufenberg on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 10:38 am
In our globalization class, we did a study on how the world would be divided if there were only 100 people. We'd first would make and estimation on the how the world would be in different categories such as what would be the most popular religion, poverty, etc. Then we would take a look at what the class came together as a collective average. We would compare both these numbers to the real percentages of numbers. In my data, I have come to see that my numbers were much closer to the class average then to the real numbers. None of my estimations came close to the real numbers. I think this is the case because I was a little more bias in my estimates. For example with geography, I choose to use africa as the place where the most people are from. But in the other categories, my classmates and I were very close in our predictions. I think this was possibly the case because of the way we are living today and how we live our lives. We only have a single story of what the rest of the world is like compared to our own. The numbers that I really found stagering was the amount of people that would be from North America. My instincts would tell me that the source of life is from Africa, and that is what shifted my thoughts. My estimations weren't completely off, but they were definitely not close to what I expected them to be. The reason I think we chose the numbers we did was because of the way we live today and the different views we the world. 
chart_8
chart_8
chart_7
chart_7
chart_7 (1)
chart_7 (1)
Be the first to comment.

Benchmark Q1 American Gov.

Posted by Mustapha Idriss in American Government - Laufenberg on Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 1:58 pm
​I choose to do the 6th amendment 

Sources:

http://www.aclu.org/racial-justice_prisoners-rights_drug-law-reform_immigrants-rights/bill-rights-brief-history

http://www.ushistory.org/documents/amendments.htm#amend06

The life of the 6th on Prezi

Be the first to comment.

Lobbying for Curfew- Mustapha Idriss

Posted by Mustapha Idriss in American Government - Laufenberg on Friday, November 4, 2011 at 1:12 pm
​I plan am lobbying for there to be a strict curfew on teens under the age of 16. There has been an uprising of teen related in our lovely city. Though not teens who re out at night are engaging in such acts, majority are and it is becoming a nuisance to the citizen of the city. Everyone deserves to feel safe in the city when there out to dinner, enjoying a movie, or simply taking a stroll downtown. 

The reason I decided to lobby for this topic is because I have been attacked recently from these "flash mobs" that have been popping up all over the city. Aslo I feel strongly about having that comfort to walk down the street and not feel like they should be watching out for ever little noise. Also it gives teens like me and other teens as well more credibility. Instead of seeing a group of teens and instantly wondering if they so go hide in a store, or if their going to have to run, we should just be accepted as equals in the community. 

To help lobby this topic, I think the idea of more after school activities would benifit both the community and the teens in them. These could be run by schools, recreation centers, or neighborhoods. Teens who have a fun way to outlet all their extra energy, stress, anger are much less likely to run amuck in downtown philadelphia. With this in mind Philadelphia can once again become the great city it was ment to be.
 
Be the first to comment.

Mustapha's Musical Instrument Blog #1

Posted by Mustapha Idriss in Physics - Echols on Thursday, May 26, 2011 at 4:26 pm
My instrument that i will be playing is a xylophone. To play a xylophone you wont need much. There are keys like a piano but aren't played with your fingers. Instead you would use a mallet to strike the keys this creates the sound. Changing notes just requires to hit a different key. 
xylophone
xylophone
Be the first to comment.

Worst man made disaster in U.S history.

Posted by Mustapha Idriss on Monday, May 9, 2011 at 9:09 am
http://scienceleadership.org/blog/Worst_man_made_disaster_in_US_history:Tennessee_Coal_ash_spill

In the project we did a very good job of finding information to use. Also working together was very easy. Something that was difficult was deciding on which information to use and where to put it all. Our project is very precise to the information we were relaying to our audience. This makes our project concise. There are lots of pictures to help the reader get a visual for what we are explaining. 
Be the first to comment.

Focus on women in the 1920's

Posted by Mustapha Idriss in American History - Laufenberg on Friday, March 18, 2011 at 10:55 am
header
header
playMe
playMe
DANCING - EARLY 1900's
DANCING - EARLY 1900's
1927 LIFE MAGAZINE COVER BY COLES PHILLIPS
1927 LIFE MAGAZINE COVER BY COLES PHILLIPS
1927 COUPLE IN WINTER CLOTHES
1927 COUPLE IN WINTER CLOTHES
Be the first to comment.

Mustapha Idriss, Rick Kinard - Voting 2010

Posted by Mustapha Idriss in American History - Laufenberg on Tuesday, November 2, 2010 at 10:59 pm
Interview 1

Harold Alexander

Q: What encouraged you to come out and vote?

A: Its my civic duty to support the constitution.

Q: Do you vote in every election?

A: Yes.

Q: Do you know why we vote on Tuesday?

A: No.

Q:What was the most memorable campaign you have encountered?

A: President Obama's 08 campaign.


Be the first to comment.
RSS
Science Leadership Academy @ Center City · Location: 1482 Green St · Shipping: 550 N. Broad St Suite 202 · Philadelphia, PA 19130 · (215) 400-7830 (phone)
×

Log In