Comment by jonathansaad on February 6, 2008 8:22 am
1. Why is it important to have regular group meetings?
2. Outline TWO other tools or strategies that can be used to assist group work.
3. Discuss THREE problems that you may face from working in your group.
1. so we know whats happening and to stay organised and do the work well
2. make sure every one stays on task and is woring to the best of there abilities and help each other
3. dissagreeing, bad workers, betrayel
Comment by jonathansaad on February 12, 2008 5:41 am
Journal Entry 3 – Inspiring People
Using your eduBlog Page, under the CST/IST section and answer the following questions.
1. Select ONE person who you consider to have inspired you and provide a short background of this person.
2. Discuss briefly why you consider them to be inspiring.
3. Import atleast ONE picture and ONE hyperlink that can add to the information you have provided about your inspiring person or inspiring people in general.
1&2.sophie scholl, she was killed because she faught against hitlers army and ran the white rose army. she faught even when she new her ife was at risk thats why she is a insipring person of faith.
Comment by jonathansaad on February 12, 2008 5:59 am
1. List and Describe THREE different award programs (e.g “The Australian of the Year”)
Provide hyperlinks to their respective websites.
2. List as many characteristics as you can that are used to judge nominations for these awards. Remember some may not be easy to find you will have to work hard.
1. theres australian of the year–http://www.australianoftheyear.gov.au/pages/index.asp
the tv weeek awards -http://tvweek.ninemsn.com.au/
australian scolarship award–http://www.ausaid.gov.au/scholar/ala.cfm
2.Demonstrated excellence in their field
Significant contribution to the Australian community and nation
An inspirational role model for the Australian community
The Local Hero award acknowledges a significant contribution at local community level.
Selection panels will also give consideration to the following in assessing and comparing nominations against the above criteria.
Personal, academic and professional achievements
Contribution in the relevant field (how has the nominee ‘put back’ into their field to benefit others)
Demonstrated leadership, innovation and creativity
Personal interests and community involvement
Contribution to the Australian community and nation
Contribution to development of regional community and/or economy
Future goals and likely impact
Degree of difficulty of the achievement and sacrifices made
Country of residence
Previous awards and recognition
Voluntary work beyond paid employment
Nature and length of activity or service
Achievements as an individual or as part of a group or organisation
Availability and commitment to promote national pride and active citizenship though the year of the recipient’s appointment.
Nominees must be Australian citizens.
Awards will not be granted posthumously.
State and federal politicians and vice-regal officers are not eligible.
Groups of people or couples will not normally be eligible though in exceptional cases the selection panels reserve the right to consider such nominations.
At the national level a person cannot receive a second award in the same awards category, but can be considered for recognition in a separate category in following years eg. Young Australian of the Year and then Australian of the Year. At the state/territory level a person can be awarded the same award in subsequent years unless they have received the award at the national level.
Unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated in subsequent years.
Eligibility in individual awards:
- All nominees will be considered for the Australian of the Year Award
- Nominees aged 60 years and over on 26 January 2007 will also be considered for the Senior Australian of the Year Awards
- Nominees aged 16 to 25 on 26 January 2007 will also be considered for the Young Australian of the Year Award
- All nominees will be considered for Australia’s Local Hero Award.
Individuals can be nominated in only one state/territory e.g. a person who has recently moved interstate will be eligible for consideration in only one location. Selection panels may choose to contact the nominee for them to determine which location is most appropriate.
Comment by jonathansaad on February 13, 2008 1:23 am
Journal Entry 5 – Marist Charism
1. Define the word Charism.
2. Marcellin Champagnat outlined FIVE marist charisms that are identified within Marist schools.
Describe THREE of these charisms.
3. Provide THREE examples of how you have seen these charisms evident within Parramatta Marist.
4. List and describe TWO ways you believe we can create a better sense of ‘Marist Family’ within Parramatta Marist.
ANSWERS
1. “a spiritual power or personal quality that gives an individual influence or authority over large numbers of people” -http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Charism
2. his teachings on religion-thats why he is a saint
helping growing boys-thats why he made a school
his heart-old tradition
love
care
3.the whole school like the teachers, friends and the brothers
4. look afetr each other and watch each others back, continue showing saint marcellin in our selves by helping teachers
Comment by jonathansaad on February 18, 2008 10:57 pm
AWARD CRITERIA
1.Is the nominee a good and honest person?
2. Does the nominee have all the qualities that reflect on Marcellin champagnat and Jesus him self?
3. Is the nommineee in all areas of the Marist Charism and the qualities of Jesus?
4. Did the person affect the world?
5.Has the person affected the christian community?
6.Is the nominee commited toe follow the principles of christianity?
7.Has the person made any effort to spread the principles of christianity far and wide ?
8.Does the person have great integrity?
9. Is the person brave enough to face any opposition?
10. Is he/she a very good speaker?
11. Is he/she a good social worker whose opinions are considered favourably by the community?
12. Does the person practice his/her religion?
13. Does he/she give there priority to there religion and comunity?
14. Is he/she approachable by any person that is in need?
15.Does the person have a influential personality?
16. Are people getting influenced by the nomminees teachings?
17. Does the nominee practice what he/she teaches?
1. Define the term ‘inspiring’?
2. List THREE or more characteristics that you think would be found in inspiring people.
3. Import a collage of pictures of people who you consider to be inspiring.
1. inspiring is when some one is looked up to or is praised for something they have done.
2. good person, done good things, changed history
1. Why is it important to have regular group meetings?
2. Outline TWO other tools or strategies that can be used to assist group work.
3. Discuss THREE problems that you may face from working in your group.
1. so we know whats happening and to stay organised and do the work well
2. make sure every one stays on task and is woring to the best of there abilities and help each other
3. dissagreeing, bad workers, betrayel
Journal Entry 3 – Inspiring People
Using your eduBlog Page, under the CST/IST section and answer the following questions.
1. Select ONE person who you consider to have inspired you and provide a short background of this person.
2. Discuss briefly why you consider them to be inspiring.
3. Import atleast ONE picture and ONE hyperlink that can add to the information you have provided about your inspiring person or inspiring people in general.
1&2.sophie scholl, she was killed because she faught against hitlers army and ran the white rose army. she faught even when she new her ife was at risk thats why she is a insipring person of faith.
3.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophie_Scholl
1. List and Describe THREE different award programs (e.g “The Australian of the Year”)
Provide hyperlinks to their respective websites.
2. List as many characteristics as you can that are used to judge nominations for these awards. Remember some may not be easy to find you will have to work hard.
1. theres australian of the year–http://www.australianoftheyear.gov.au/pages/index.asp
the tv weeek awards -http://tvweek.ninemsn.com.au/
australian scolarship award–http://www.ausaid.gov.au/scholar/ala.cfm
2.Demonstrated excellence in their field
Significant contribution to the Australian community and nation
An inspirational role model for the Australian community
The Local Hero award acknowledges a significant contribution at local community level.
Selection panels will also give consideration to the following in assessing and comparing nominations against the above criteria.
Personal, academic and professional achievements
Contribution in the relevant field (how has the nominee ‘put back’ into their field to benefit others)
Demonstrated leadership, innovation and creativity
Personal interests and community involvement
Contribution to the Australian community and nation
Contribution to development of regional community and/or economy
Future goals and likely impact
Degree of difficulty of the achievement and sacrifices made
Country of residence
Previous awards and recognition
Voluntary work beyond paid employment
Nature and length of activity or service
Achievements as an individual or as part of a group or organisation
Availability and commitment to promote national pride and active citizenship though the year of the recipient’s appointment.
Nominees must be Australian citizens.
Awards will not be granted posthumously.
State and federal politicians and vice-regal officers are not eligible.
Groups of people or couples will not normally be eligible though in exceptional cases the selection panels reserve the right to consider such nominations.
At the national level a person cannot receive a second award in the same awards category, but can be considered for recognition in a separate category in following years eg. Young Australian of the Year and then Australian of the Year. At the state/territory level a person can be awarded the same award in subsequent years unless they have received the award at the national level.
Unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated in subsequent years.
Eligibility in individual awards:
- All nominees will be considered for the Australian of the Year Award
- Nominees aged 60 years and over on 26 January 2007 will also be considered for the Senior Australian of the Year Awards
- Nominees aged 16 to 25 on 26 January 2007 will also be considered for the Young Australian of the Year Award
- All nominees will be considered for Australia’s Local Hero Award.
Individuals can be nominated in only one state/territory e.g. a person who has recently moved interstate will be eligible for consideration in only one location. Selection panels may choose to contact the nominee for them to determine which location is most appropriate.
Self nominations will not be accepted.
Journal Entry 5 – Marist Charism
1. Define the word Charism.
2. Marcellin Champagnat outlined FIVE marist charisms that are identified within Marist schools.
Describe THREE of these charisms.
3. Provide THREE examples of how you have seen these charisms evident within Parramatta Marist.
4. List and describe TWO ways you believe we can create a better sense of ‘Marist Family’ within Parramatta Marist.
ANSWERS
1. “a spiritual power or personal quality that gives an individual influence or authority over large numbers of people” -http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Charism
2. his teachings on religion-thats why he is a saint
helping growing boys-thats why he made a school
his heart-old tradition
love
care
3.the whole school like the teachers, friends and the brothers
4. look afetr each other and watch each others back, continue showing saint marcellin in our selves by helping teachers
Good work so far. Please make each journal entry a new post, not a comment nor edited page.
AWARD CRITERIA
1.Is the nominee a good and honest person?
2. Does the nominee have all the qualities that reflect on Marcellin champagnat and Jesus him self?
3. Is the nommineee in all areas of the Marist Charism and the qualities of Jesus?
4. Did the person affect the world?
5.Has the person affected the christian community?
6.Is the nominee commited toe follow the principles of christianity?
7.Has the person made any effort to spread the principles of christianity far and wide ?
8.Does the person have great integrity?
9. Is the person brave enough to face any opposition?
10. Is he/she a very good speaker?
11. Is he/she a good social worker whose opinions are considered favourably by the community?
12. Does the person practice his/her religion?
13. Does he/she give there priority to there religion and comunity?
14. Is he/she approachable by any person that is in need?
15.Does the person have a influential personality?
16. Are people getting influenced by the nomminees teachings?
17. Does the nominee practice what he/she teaches?
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