Unique covered himself in deep, scarlet cuts to escapeĪ ghost he became to Normal and their crew Yeah, that guy wore a skirt and rouge on his cheeks,īut it didn’t make him a girl or a fag or a freak You get a ticket to loneliness, a tattoo in the face saying that you should be avoided Hundreds of people leave themselves behind every day, simply because society expects everyone to be the sameĪnd when you refuse to stand in this teeny, tiny, tragic box of normal, Topic: Gender Norms & Gender Freedom - see below We would love to show case some of the many talents pieces Ms Cole received this term: Students could pick a topic of their choice, and write a poem that tried to included figurative language, such as rhymes, metaphors, alliterations, and puns. This term, our Year 9s had a Spoken Word Project in their English lessons with Ms Cole. Many times, spoken word performances ask their audience hard questions, make them think deeper about something, or shed light on an issue we often overlook. Spoken Word Poetry is a form of oral, word-based art where the author plays with words, voice inflection, and intonation to convey a message. Everyone was also dressed as “diplomats” and it didn’t feel at all like two year 9 classes. It was a great day and everyone both students at the gymnasium and all teachers were very impressed! It was so nice to see students take a huge step forward and do things they’ve been scared of before. The students have been doing the work in both swedish and english. The UN debate and preparations have involved research, public speaking, debating, writing skills, critical thinking, training in leadership and much more.
In the end it was clear there wouldn’t be an agreement as USA used their veto to stop the two chosen resolutions. The day started with speeches from each nation, continued with lobbying, and then the votings for the resolutions.
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So this Tuesday it was time for the students to show their new knowledge when we had a full day at Falu Fri. The subject has been the crisis in Syria, and the students have together formulated a resolution based on the knowledge about the nation they’ve been representing. It has been important to get an understanding about the countries domestic, economic, social and foreign policies. The students have been given different nations to represent, and have during lessons and as homework prepared themselves for this debate. The UN role play is a way to learn in an interesting, exciting and fun way by doing a political simulation. Falu Fri gymnasium has been doing this for a long time, and this spring year 9 at IES Falun got the chance to join a smaller debate. Every year schools around the world arrange UN role plays. Although it’s often hard to totally get a grip of what it’s all about. International relations and diplomacy is something that concerns all of us.
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