Invisible Soldier

Clarify the title of the video we will watch this morning: Invisible Soldier

I think that this soldier died and relating to the title "invisible Soldier" invisible is to not be seen. He must have been a soldier serving in the army and died he is now gone and in the title it's relating to the word "invisible"

A. 8 years

Q: How long has the army creating a new camouflage coasting 5 billion dollars?

A. Camouflage

Q: What does this cloak help the soldiers do?

A. A material pattern which can be used to camouflage soldiers in any terrain or environment.

Q: What is a camouflage?

A. The invisible cloak.

Q: What is a new creation being made to help soldiers?

A. Quantum stealth technology.

Q: What is the technology behind this invisible cloak?

A. By bending the light around the person.

How does the cloak make you invisible?

A. Snipers.

Q: Who would the cloak help the most in the army?

A. No, you don’t need a power source.
Do you need a power source for this cloak?

Video check

RATING

0 - 3

0 = not done 3 = extremely well done

- Do I have a title slide?

2.5

- Do I have subtitles for the steps?

3

- How well does the voiceover timing match the photos?
3

- How well do the photos match the script?
3

- Are the photos well focused?
3

- Is the audio clear?
3

Reflection

A strength was…

Our editing skills. Instead of using green screen we used instant alpha to make our backgrounds stand out and look like we where in social.

A problem we overcame was…
Not having to right photos to match with the audio but in the end we fixed it up so it all matched up.

Our best shot was this shot

because it had an awesome background and we edited it with instant alpha.






A piece of advice I would give to next year’s class making How to Videos is…
To finish your script as quick as possible because you need as much time on your video as you can.

Memorisation methods

One method is to listen to a song this is a great way to remember the mode, median, mean and range because listening to a song will get stuck into your head and you will always remember it.

Flash cards are also a good way to memorise the mode, median, mean and range if you keep practising every night you will then remember what each one stands for.

A rhyme is a great way to its like a song it will get stuck into your head and you are sure to memorise what the mode, median, mean and range is.

Write out the answers and put it onto the walls in your house so every where you go you will see it and it will get stuck into you head.

Listening to it over and over again when you go to sleep.

Science behind a glow stick

What I think now (before we start)

I think that when you break it, it releases chemicals and makes it glow when you snap it.

What I think now (after hearing others’ ideas)

Fragile canisters inside glow stick which when you break it to the extent it breaks and explodes with the glow. And the sound gives away quite a big clue because when you snap it you can hear glass breaking into shards. 

What I think now (after seeing Miss C cut open the tube)

My prediction was right after getting the full information from watching Miss C and listing to the others in class.

What I think now (after researching)

After researching I now know that a glow stick does the same basic thing, but it uses a chemical reaction to excite the atoms in a material. 

Synthesis is the stages between the start and end progress of learning something. Getting a good knowledge at the end by experimenting and researching. 

Statistics sampling

Yesterday in Maths we learned about sampling. Write about sampling. You should include

- what is a sample?

- why take a sample?

- what are some examples of sampling done irl?

- what does the word ‘population’ mean?

- how can you tell if are you sampling the right population?

- what sized sample is representative?

- yesterday you took a sample using one method of sampling, explain what you did and your findings

NO question headings. Write in a paragraphing style. Remember use examples.

A sample is something where you get a small amount of investigation

We take a sample from the population to collect data and to get information in small amounts & it's a quicker, safer & cheaper way of testing. 

Examples: 

Hospitals, Bloods tests

School

Scientist

Cooks, MKR & Master chef 

Population means the group of people 

You can tell if you are sampling the right population by having a mixture of people also called random sampling, there are two type of sampling fair & biased 

You can find the representative sample on this site

Homework, Statistics

Here is my pictograph ...

& here is my frequency table ...

T.I.S Times interview

Life changing journey

Key: I = Interviewer, B = Bailey 

I: Hello there Bailey. 

B: Hi.

I: So I hear you have been on an extraordinary life changing journey.

B: Yes, yes I have.

I: How many countries have you been to?

B: I have been to 12 countries. 

I: WOW how long did that take you?

B: Traveling 12 countries took me over 4 years spending one school trimester in each country.

I: Gosh thats a long time, so what where some of the things you did while travelling ? 

B: Yes it was a long time, And while travelling I have crossed India by train, snorkelled in the Galapagos Islands, walked the Great Wall of China, learned to tango in Argentina and trekked across the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan.

I: I wish I could have done something like that when I was a kid, So what is there anything else you would like to share with us today?

B: Well yes, once i graduate Japan my class mates and I will travel to Tanzania and attempt to climb Mt Kilimanjaro.  

I: That will be fun and I hope you make it to the top, if you do remember to take a selfie.

B: Ok I sure will.

I: If you had to choose what would have be the best thing that you would a done?

B: Well it would definatly have to had be snorkelling in the Galapagos Islands because I have never seen such beautiful fish before and the water is so clear.

I: Yes of course that sounds amazing so that is all we have for today thanks for joining us .

B: You'r welcome I loved sharing my story with you.