Is there any info. on fun and interesting facts about Culture?
Laruen -- please stick with your assignment.
As I recall, it's to tell what diversity means to you.
An integrated pattern of human knowledge, belief, and behavior that depends upon the capacity for symbolic thought and social learning
The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution, organization, or group
Is this is good to add
At my school we have Multi- Cultural Committee. Im going to do some reasearch on that.
Good! Please learn about your school's Multi-cultural Committee.
I am that's why Im doing some research plus Im going to do some research on multiculturalism! :)
The Haitian Creole language as a beautiful example of diversity in Haiti. It's a mixture of some African languages, Arabic, Spanish, Taino, Arawak, and English. It shows how the people have combined their various native languages to produce a language that all of them can understand.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haitian_Creole
Thank You!!!
I can use that
anyways I have some wonderful news
THIS IS GREAT!!! :)
As I waz reading my school club info. it was great. It tells me what we do in our diversity in our school. Oh also we have International Peace day at my school plus we have bully prevention month and we celebrate it by wearing Orange showing that we care. Also we had Make A Diffrence day at my school for the gr 8th they had to go on a field trip to do community service and take care of the old people well just visit them while the gr 7th like me did some actitivtes. I remember writing this article for the school newspaper (we didn't start it yet the advisor told me to write the article)
On “Make a Difference Day” my class and I did some activities. In Social Studies we had to write a 3 paragraph essay about what can we do to make a difference, in the world, in our community. I wrote that in order to make a difference in my community we should help the poor and the animals in the shelters. We should also recycle and make sure that struggling students receive free tutoring.
In math class we were supposed to go to the computer lab or to the library to log on Freerice. Freerice is a website for kids where they answer questions on what subject you choose. We were going to answer some math questions. If you get every answer right the website will donate money to the poor around the world. However we could not use the computers because the server was down.
In English, my teacher Mrs. Langenmayr put our desks around the room like a square. She required that we should take out a sheet of paper and write our name on top then pass it to the next person. We had to write nice things about each other even thought we don’t like the person. After the person write a nice thing about us we switch and switch. Later on in the period, after I got my paper back a lot of my classmates wrote that I’m smart and a very good at drawing. Some students even wrote that I’m cool. I felt very good about myself. All in all I had a wonderful time on “Make a Difference” Day.
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Thank You!!!
Wow NOW i have info. by then I'll have a cathy title for my essy get a good grade and when hand in to the PTA Reflections I'LL WIN!!! :)
do u like article ?
also at my school around feburary we have passport day
passport da is like in each classroom their is a contrey like japan or jamacian and you try the food, listen to their music, do fun activites (maybe arts and crafts) it's really fun this is my first year so I been knowing that becuase I have a friend who been to me school is now in high school. So does passport day counts for my essay?
It sure does belong in your essay!
I'm proud of you, Laruen, you are understanding diversity!
I'm signing off now, but I look forward to helping you after 11 a.m. tomorrow.
Ok Ms.Sue
Thank You!!!
Good Night!!!!
Yes, there is a wealth of information available on fun and interesting facts about culture. To find this information, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by conducting a search on the internet using keywords such as "fun facts about culture" or "interesting facts about different cultures."
2. Explore websites that specialize in culture, history, or anthropology. These websites often offer articles or lists that share intriguing cultural facts from around the world.
3. Look for books or publications that focus on cultural trivia or facts. Popular titles include "Cultureshock! A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette" by Peter O. Sagayam or "The Geography of Bliss: One Grump's Search for the Happiest Places in the World" by Eric Weiner.
4. Check out online forums or discussion boards where people share interesting cultural experiences or facts they have come across during their travels.
5. Consider consulting documentaries or television programs that explore different cultures. Channels like National Geographic, Discovery, or educational platforms often feature shows that highlight unique aspects of various cultures.
Remember to verify the reliability of the source and cross-check the information found. Cultural facts can sometimes be subjective or vary depending on the region, so it's always recommended to double-check from multiple sources.