Throughout term three our class have been learning about social justice. I have chosen to learn about child poverty in New Zealand as my example of where children rights may not be met. I found it very eye opening to see the statistics of child poverty in New Zealand. I found getting new information hard. Next time I would use something more exiting to present my work. I tried to edit the correct spelling of New Zealand but it didn't work.
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ReplyDeleteYou did really well in your own work about poverty in NZ. I read every single word about the poverty and the mother who said she was screaming and that she was trying to make a life for her own children.Maybe next time you could add images. I have seen this too in Vietnam. A mother walked up to me with her two young girls. She was talking to me in Vietnamses asking me money because she thought my family had a lot. I was so upset and sorry for them that I told my mother and she looked at them and gave them 5,000 dong or 10,000 dong. The lady bowed at me mother and said in Vietnamese "Gam ong" which is 'Thank You'.
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna,
ReplyDeleteI really like the presentation about poverty in NZ.The answers are really accurate,maybe next time you should add pictures and more colours. Keep it up!
Hi Rheanna,
ReplyDeleteI love your presentation. After reading that wonderful presentation, it has showed me the percentage of families that don't receive the average income. Looking at a rubric point of view, you have many strong facts that have powerful back up information. Maybe next time could you add images to add color.