Contents: Summary – Sarah TALON Talk (Science final) – Claire Environmental Science/Astronomy (teaching each other) – Athena Grade 10 lessons (NOLS) – Mahtab Books (Soft Paths) – Matthias How-To Book (Outdoor Ed) – Matthias Cultural Events – Claire Eminent Person… Continue Reading →
Laurent A. Daloz once wrote that the mentor performs three tasks: they support the learner, they challenge the learner, and, finally, they provide a vision for the learner. Mentorship is a huge part of the TALONS program because many projects,… Continue Reading →
Although I was unable to speak with someone from the organization I am currently volunteering for, I did have the pleasure of speaking with Mei, a children’s ministry pastor at my local church. She has spent a lot of time… Continue Reading →
Welcome to my virtual in-depth presentation! My name is Grace Zhang, and I am a grade 10 TALONS student. Over the past few months, I have been learning the art and technical skills of embroidery. I’m very excited to have… Continue Reading →
According to de Bono in his book How to Have a Beautiful Mind, “Concepts are the parents of practical ideas” (107). They “capture the main ‘essence’ but may not cover all aspects” (118). When defining concepts, it is generally most… Continue Reading →
“The metaphor of six coloured hats – white, red, black, yellow, green, and blue – is used to align the thinkers or members of the discussion so that they are all looking the same direction at any one time. […]… Continue Reading →
As someone who has always loved helping others, deeply enjoys the sciences, and wants to make a positive impact on my community, I have found myself drawn to the healthcare field. I had the pleasure of speaking to a nursing… Continue Reading →
“Listening is an art that requires attention over talent, spirit over ego, others over self.” – Dean Jackson Over the past two weeks, I have continued to develop a better and deeper mentorship by emphasizing the importance of active… Continue Reading →
“If you want to be interesting, be interested.” – David Ogilvy In my in-depth journey this year, I have been emphasizing and focusing on my mentorship by learning to develop a beautiful mind. According to de Bono’s book, “being… Continue Reading →
There is a saying my mentor shared with me that one is not a true embroiderer until they have bled on their work and made it their own. There is something about these handsewn imperfections that make the result more… Continue Reading →
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