Teaching Someone A New Skill|Gold Attitude C.A.R.E Award

As one of my Gold Attitude C.A.R.E Awards I was to tutor someone with a new skill they haven't learnt. Today I have taught one of my peers Joseph how to solve Exponents. Hopefully next year he can use this learning in his maths lessons. The best thing I liked about teaching Joseph was that he learnt how to solve exponent equations quickly. If you don't know what an exponent looks like look at the pictures above. Maths is Joseph's favourite subject which amazed me. At the start of the lesson he worked really well and listened to every thing I told him. Joseph also learnt how to solve algebra equations with Sanujan.

Gold Attitude C.A.R.E Award - Respect Leader/David Lange

As part of Self Management I've finished one of my Gold Attitude C.A.R.E Award which is based on a respected leader. The task was to research a New Zealander who has a positive attitude despite difficulties they have faced. I decided to choose David Lange. David Lange was New Zealand 32nd Prime Minister and served from 1984 to 1989. He is an inspirational man and had to overcome huge obstacles and barrier such as fighting for the Member of Parliament for Hobson electorate which he lost. David Lange never gave up his chances and later he won the Mangere seat by landslide. Landslide is when someone get an enormous majority of votes for their party or to become Prime Minister. He also was elected as the leader for the labor party. In 1984 he then was elected as prime minister for New Zealand. We thank him for his bravery and introducing the 'No Nukes' policy meaning that Americans would never sail nuclear ships into New Zealand's water. This was to keep the peace between America and New Zealand.