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Scientific Literacy Example
Scientific Paper (Bio) Scientific literacy is; the knowledge and understanding of scientific concepts and processes required for personal decision making(as said in bio lab). Throughout this semester i have felt i have learned to read, understand, and eventually write scientific literacy. I think the lab where we had to find a scientific article and read Read More …
Unit 4 Eagle Cam
4/15/19 Start: 12:05 End: 12:20 12:05- sunny, 73 degrees, looks very windy. The whole tree is shifting back and forth. 12:05- I see two what looks like small chicks, sitting together (probably trying to keep somewhat out of the wind). 12:08- One chick got half way up and looked around for a little (probably for Read More …
End of Semester Framing Statement
Integrating Ideas with Others: Integrating ideas with those of others, is a lot of connecting ideas and challenging ideas with those of your own. Introduction your ideas and your views into pieces of work you are reading and even pieces of writing you may composing. A lot of this section is showing if you understand Read More …
Notes 4-9
Critiques: too much oil too much H2O unbalanced food culture too many bad calories health effects animal welfare
Free-write (polyface farm)
“Disregarding conventional wisdom, the Salatins planted trees, built huge compost piles, dug ponds, moved cows daily with portable electric fencing, and invented portable sheltering systems to produce all their animals on perennial prairie polycultures.” (individuality) “to develop emotionally, economically, environmentally enhancing agricultural enterprises and facilitate their duplication throughout the world.” (individuality) “We offer fairly unlimited Read More …
Notes 4/2
Thinking about food assignment Prompt: Logistical Requirements: limits, due dates, # of quotes, paragraph structure Content Requirements: learning goals, background (ideas, questions), Emphasis, Sources Rhetorical Requirements: Audience, Genre,
What the World Eats
Looking back at the timeline from Bittman, the way we look and eat food is changing every day. The first thing i looked at was the geographical location of a country and noticed that food culture plays a big role in what the people of that country eat. For example, China and Japan eat mainly Read More …
Reading Kingsolver
2. Oil refined for gasoline and diesel is critical to run the tractors, combines and other farm vehicles and equipment that plant. All delivery or transportation of the food is oil-based. 3. As Kingsolver explained, in her grandparents’ generation, they had an “intuitive sense” of agricultural basics. Like; when various fruits and vegetables come into Read More …
