Part II:
Monday, 9 June 2014
Buying a Car
Part II:
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
June 4th: Moving Out
Amenities
- One bedroom
- Utilities included (assumption)
- On-site laundry room
- 502 Ninth Street, Uptown New Westminster
- Unfurnished (assumption)
- Walking distance to SkyTrain
- Size is not specified
- Month to month (assumption)
- Rent is $870 per month
Monday, 2 June 2014
Portfolio Assessment (Report Card 2)
***Overall, this course has taught me a lot about careers, education, health, and finance. I am very pleased with the amount of information I have obtained from this course. I genuinely think that this class will continue to be useful; it is truly one of the only classes that I feel will be relevant to real life. Anyhow, I feel like I deserve a G for my work habits because I am consistent with handing in my work on time, unless I was away; I help others, for example I help Rebecca with tech problems; and I am a hard worker, I always complete my assignments to the best of my ability. Regarding my percentage, I think I deserve 93-95% for the same reasons that I deserve a G. As a final note, Planning 10 has been a great experience and has opened my mind to new possibilities and opportunities!
Tuesday, 13 May 2014
nutrition blog
Monday, 28 April 2014
Monday, 7 April 2014
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
My Employable Skills
Monday, 3 March 2014
Interim: Self-Regulation
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Career Cruising
What are your short and long term education and career goals?
My most important short term education goal would half to be to improve my overall percentage to ninety-two plus and to maintain my 4.0 grade point average. A long term education goal is to get accepted into university and get a doctoral degree in physics. My long term career goal would be to become a physics professor at a university and teach students with similar goals to mine.
What education is required for you to achieve your goals?
To become a physics professor, I need to get a doctoral degree. It will take at least ten years of university: four years to get a bachelor’s degree, two years to get a master’s degree, and four or more years to get a doctoral degree.
What institutions or facilities provide the education and training? Which institution is the most appropriate for your interests, lifestyle and preferences?
To become a physicist you must attend a university that provides classes that are needed to get your doctorate. I am still unsure of which universities I should attend; but, I am considering Simon Fraser University, University of British Columbia, University of Victoria, Brock University, or Carleton University.
What courses will you take during grade 11 and 12 that will prepare you for your education and training?
To become a physicist it’s best to take as many Sciences and Mathematic courses as possible. In grade eleven, I plan on taking Physics 11, Chemistry 11, and Pre-Calculus 11. In grade twelve, I plan on taking Physics 12, Chemistry 12, Biology 12, and Pre-Calculus 12.
What co-curricular, volunteer or community experience will help you achieve your goals?
Joining a Science Club is great because you can learn more about what you are getting yourself into. Unfortunately, I am not able to join any clubs because of dance.
What do you have to do to achieve your goals? (ex. save money, work experience)
I do not have many things in my favor, at this point in time, that could really set me back or increase the odds. However, my parents have saved up money for my education, so I do have enough money to pay my tuition. I do not have any work experience.
What are the potential challenges you may face in achievement of your goals?
I think that overcoming failure will be the greatest challenge; however, I am very persistent and I think that this will help me keep going and achieving my goals!
What will you do to meet these challenges?
When I meet these challenges, I will probably be frustrated at first but I know that I will overcome them.
What is your timeline (ex. how many years) for achieving your goals?
I do not have a timeline; but, I am hoping to go to university and begin my post-secondary education immediately.
How will you monitor your success as you work to achieve your goals over the next _ years?
Usually, I monitor my progress by looking back at my previous work and comparing it to my current work to see how much I have improved and if I am making some of the same mistakes or not.






















