Author – Patrick Chappatte

Date Published – March 23, 2012

Audience – The media and the people who watch current events/everybody

Message/Meaning – Targeting the UN for

Author – Sid Scales

Date Published – September 27, 1952

Audience – The media and the people who watch current events/everybody

Message/Meaning –

This year, I’m looking forward to a complete academic comeback. I know I’ve probably told myself this many times during my year at Hornby High School, but this year, I am taking it seriously, as Year 11 is a big year for me.

Last year I was very distracted talking to my friends most of the time and not getting much work but this year the board has made it so that our classes are very different compared to our friends so its better as It will be better to concentrate and do your work.

This year, I selected PE, Outdoor Education (I might switch from it), and History. I’m trying my hardest to be dedicated to these options.

By the end of the year I wanna achieve my credits so I do not have to worry about them soon.

1. What are some of the pros and cons of communism?

Pros: The pros of communism is more of a fair state.

Cons: Most individuals will not have freedom of speech.

1. What are some of the pros and cons of capitalism?

Pros: Many will have a good opportunity to eat healthy and fresh foods daily.

Cons: Many’s social benefit was ignored, which made many desperate.

1. Why did Russia have a revolution?

1. What was the Manhattan Project?

1. What made the USA and USSR so different?

1. Who was allied to who in the Cold War, and why?

Dear year 13 Shaheen Falcon Feroz, you may or may not see this depending on whether you still attend the school, but I do hope you are here to continue your studies.

I hope you achieved the majority or all the things you wished for in year 10 to three years later.

I hope your dedication to engineering still stays and I hope to see you study in the future for a great engineering job. During year 13 leavers I hope to see you with an incredible masculine body physique.

I know you always liked cricket and your biggest dream was to be in the first XI of the black caps, I hope if engineering doesn’t quite work I really hope you succeed in cricket and make Mum and Dad happy.

I know you were terrible at maths, I’m hoping by year 13 you at least know your timetables.

Health Assessment 2024 T4

WSM – WSM stands for “Western Scientific Medicine”, It is casually seen as a philosophy that is connected with a systematic approach known as “Technocentric”, which is a system that’s centered around technology and has the power to control and protect our environment.

CAM – CAM stands for “Complementary and alternative medicine” and has 5 medical practices/categories.

CAM is a medical care that is not the main term of standard medical care, people who are diagnosed with cancer use CAM to help them with their stress levels, help with the side effects cancer has to offer, and try to cure cancer.

TM – TM is a type of illness that is seen as an imbalanced illness in the human body, which is considered a whole illness. 

Asthma is a medical condition that affects the lungs and affects people of all ages.

Asthma affects people’s stamina and makes it hard for them to cope with running, or just in general exercises. Asthma also pays a visit during the night when the symptom gets worse.

Asthma mostly occurs when one with asthma is breathing in hot air which can trigger it causing the airways to become narrow and tighten.

Asthma has a few treatments to make it better but it doesn’t have an actual cure to heal or remove it, 3 different treatments that people use to make their asthma better are, Inhalers, Theophylline, and Antileukotriene which are medicine devices to help people with asthma cope with it.

Inhalers are known as Western Society Medicine as well as Antileukotriene.

Asthma has only two benefits/positives which are support allowance and employment.

Positive Impacts of Asthma on Hauora

Increases self-awareness, managing asthma has to be monitored closely, this can develop greater self-awareness.

Having enchanted ability to manage and have better problem solving skills, which strengthens the overall and mental and emotional well-being of one.

People with asthma mostly rely on their family, or their doctor who provides them with support, these can strengthen social bonds and bring a sense of connection within the community.

Negative Impacts of Asthma on Hauora

Asthma can limit your Taha Tinana – Physical Health, this can affect your fitness levels, and your participation in sports and all sorts of physical requirement activities.

Asthma attacks can trigger your nerve systems giving you a sense of fear, anxiety, and stress. Especially for children and adults, these impacts have a big toll on their mental and emotional health.

People with asthma feel isolated or left out on most occasions, they will have a sense of not being able to participate in an activity, these feelings can lead to loneliness and can impact their social – wellbeing.

Asthma treatments such as, inhalers, medications, these help reduce the symptoms making it easier for one to breathe, be active, and mostly to avoid a extreme asthma attack.

Climate change

1. What is climate change?

Climate change refers to the long-term effects of temperatures and weather patterns.

1. What is causing climate change?

Climate change is caused by many different causes,  generating a mass of electricity and heat, and burning fossil fuels develops giant chunks of global radiation.

Most electricity is generated by burning oil, gas, or coal, these basically produce something called Carbon Dioxide and Nitrous oxide. Carbon Dioxide is a clear gas that has one atom of Carbon and two atoms of Oxygen.

A main cause that participates in climate change is cutting down forests. Trees have carbons that have been stored inside of them and when it’s cut it releases it. An estimated 12 million forest trees are destroyed yearly. When trees absorb these carbon dioxides basically destroying it also limits it nature’s ability.

1. Why do ākonga (students) throughout Aotearoa and globally want to go on strike from school and protest?

To basically tell New Zealand politicians to take climate change more seriously and treat it for what it is.

Students feel like the leaders aren’t doing enough, they’re worried about the future of Aotearoa. Students are also worried about rising sea levels, extreme weather, and the planet’s health.

By students striking they’re basically trying to show New Zealand politicians that climate is urgent and needs immediate action.

Walking Corpse Syndrome

I – For today’s lesson we will be learning about Walking Corpse Syndrome, which is a mental disorder when someone believes that part of their body is basically missing, or they are dying so that’s pretty much why the name makes sense with the mental disorder.

Walking Corpse Syndrome affects Taha Hinengaro’s Mental well-being.

Haley Smith spent three years thinking she was dead from Walking Corpse Syndrome, just at the age of 17 she suffered from ultra-rare symptoms of Cotard’s Syndrome.

Haley Smith sought help from a therapist and managed to cure her mental disorder, she quoted “She also credits Disney films with her recovery as they made her feel alive“

Questions I have:

1. This mental disorder makes sense but it’s hard to comprehend as it says that the person basically can’t cop that they are alive or they are missing a part of their body, I’ve seen studies where they feel like they are missing an organ in their body. I would have a more clear understanding of it if there were studies where they elaborated on this disorder.
2. How do people with Walking Corpse Syndrome feel?
3. How do they act with it?

Answers:

1. A site that should elaborate on Cotard Syndrome
2. Depression, social isolation, and anxiety.
3. Most people with Cotards Syndrome act anxious, suicidal thoughts, pain, and the existence of their body.

Fact:

Cotard was first found in 1882 by Dr. Jules Cotard.

Niue Language Week

The flag represents the bright sunshine of Niue and basically, the warm feelings the Niuen people feel towards New Zealand.

Fun Facts

Fun facts about Niue are more Niueans live outside of Niue rather than inside of Niue.

The language of Niue is slowly becoming an endangered language as not many children are learning to speak the language as their mother tongue.

There’s a prison on a gold course.

Niue is one of the largest Raised Coral Atolls.

There used to be an elephant on the island.

My holiday was casual, I mostly went biking and headed to the gym.

I ate a lot and we had many family guests over.

I competed in a football tournament with Jenish and it was the highlight of my holiday, I really enjoyed it and it made me satisfied with my holiday.

I didn’t catch up with other family members during the holiday but hoped to do so during Christmas.

This term I’ll try my hardest for an academic comeback, I will try my hardest to succeed in my classes develop better humour and try to mature so that in the future I have good job selections.