Jobs in the Future

What jobs will be replaced?

• Insurance underwriters and claims representatives

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  Bank tellers and representatives
• Financial Analysts
• Construction Workers
• Inventory Managers and Stockists
• Farmers
• Taxi drivers
• Manufacturing workers
• Journalists
• Movie Stars

Jobs that would not be taken over by technology

• Creative arts
• Professional sports
• Healthcare & Medicine
• Education
• Quality Insurance
• Politics & Law

What skills you require for work in the future

Creative arts

• Confidence
• The ability to network and market yourself
• Resilience, self-discipline and stamina.
• An analytical mind and the ability to self-reflect,
• Flexibility
• Teamwork
• Organisation and time management

Professional Sports

• Good Attitude
• Motivation
• Goals and Commitment
• People skills
• self-Talk
• Mental Imagery
• Dealing Effectively with Anxiety
• Dealing Effectively with Emotions

Healthcare & Medicine

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Emotional stability
• Flexibility
• Strong work ethic and time management
• Ability to deal with pressure
• Self-confidence
• Organised
• Ability to deal with criticism

Education

• Patience
• Adaptability
• Imagination
• Teamwork
• Risk Taking
• Constant learning
• Communication
• Mentoring
• Leadership

Quality Insurance

• Communication
• Customer service
• Teamwork
• Professionalism
• Results-oriented
• Curiosity/quick learning

Politics & Law

• Commercial awareness
• Communication
• Attention to detail
• Time management
• Academic ability\Resilience and self-confidence
• Research and analysis

Discovery & Animals

Our Presentation about Discovery & Animals

I think our presentation was good. It gives you facts and knowledge you need to know. The best part section of our work would be the paragraph about the Human impact in Antarctica. We found that we needed more sources for our information. To solve this next time we could go on different sites and use more information for our topic. What I learnt from this topic was that 40% of Antarctica is sea-ice. What I found difficult was finding facts that would be interesting instead of giving everyone facts they already knew about Antarctica. 

Taylors Mistake Walk- Outdoor Ed

The name Taylor's Mistake is most commonly attributed to a Captain Taylor of the Volga. In 1858 Taylor beached the American ship in the bay. His mistake was that he mistook the bay for Lyttelton Harbour. Taylors mistake is a harbour found near Sumner in the South Island of New Zealand. Godley Head guards the entrance to Lyttelton Harbour. Godley Head is named after Jahn Robert Godley, the first leader of the Canterbury Settlers which established Christchurch in 1850. Godley Head WWII coastal defence battery sits atop sheer 120 meter-high cliffs. Built in 1939, ranked in the top ten New Zealand coastal defence heritage sites.

Kiwi Guardian

An activity programme for kids to learn about nature, earn cool rewards and go on epic family adventures. 

• Follow adventure maps and explore Kiwi Guardians sites.
• Take actions in your backyard.
• Attend special events.
• Earn Kiwi Guardian medals.

Things to find

Map

What we need to find:

1. Battery Observation
2. Underground Bunker
3. Target Practice
4. Battery Observation 2
5. Cliffs to look at
6. Grasshoppers
7. Guns
8. Boulder Bay
9. Nesting Colony
10. Cave Dwellings Below

Reward: Medal/Certificate 

Tracks we will be taking

Names: Goldley Walkway

Distance: 7km

How long: 3hrs

Height change: 

Start/finish - 0.5 metres

The highest point on our track - 200metres

Total Height change - 80 metres

Weather: 
Thursday 6th

11/13 degrees

Cloudy

Moderate wind

Gear:

Drink bottle, packed lunch, bag, personal medication, 

first aid, phone, jacket, beanie/hats, tramping shoes/sneakers.

King of Excuses

Why I'm late to class

You see I got distracted by a house on fire

and nearly got hit by the cars loose tire.

Aliens abducted me and thought I was food

but clearly, I wasn't in the mood.

I was possessed and robbed a bank down the road

I ran as fast as I could trying to avoid arrest. 

The cops kept chasing me 

but eventually, I lost them in the shops.

You see teacher you should be glad

well at least a tad

You should stop frowning or you'll get wrinkles 

and then you'll get even madder, isn't that right Miss Sprinkles.

Outdoor Ed Day Tramp 1 planning

Harry Ell

• Who is he?

Harry Ell was a Christchurch City councillor and a New Zealand Member of Parliment.

• What is he known for?

He is famous for his conservation work around Christchurch’s Port Hills, his advocacy
for the Summit Road, and his construction of the Sign of the Takahe and other roadhouses
along the Summit Road. The extensive use made of the Port Hills by Christchurch people
today (walking, jogging, mountain-biking) would not be possible without Harry Ell.

He built four rest houses

Signs- Takahe, Kiwi, Bellbird, and Packhorse Hut.

Leave no trace

• What is it?

Minimising the social and environmental impacts to the outdoors.

• How do you do it?

Not leaving rubbish on the ground, not damaging property.

The Seven Leave No Trace Principles
1. Plan ahead and prepare.
2. Travel and camp on durable surfaces.
3. Dispose of waste properly.
4. Leave what you find.
5. Minimize campfire impacts (be careful with fire).
6. Respect wildlife.
7. Be considerate of other visitors.

Weather Report

Light wind 12/15 sunny/cloudy

Clothing

• Onion

You will need to wear multiple layers such as a top, with a hoodie or jacket on top.

• Best materials

Polyester

Merino Wool

Nylon

Cotton

Silk

• Personal Needs

Drink bottle

packed lunch

Phone

Bag

Personal Medication

Group Needs

Teacher/guide

Transportation

Bag

First Aid

Phone

Shelter

Absurd Warnings

Absurd Warnings

Chocolate: Warning! Very addictive could cause weight gain or/and diabetes.

Phones: Caution! Tend to take up a load of my time. Not a good present if you want your children to socialize with you.

Fire extinguisher: Warning! May look fun to use but can be quite heavy. Can leave a bruised foot if dropped.

Paper: Use paper at your own risk. Can cause painful paper cuts. 

Cats: Caution! Don't underestimate their cuteness for they can be vicious beasts when provoked. Beware these adorable animals can cause scratches on your furniture as well as on yourself. Be prepared to find a dead mouse, bird, fish, or any other small animal your cat can get its paws on.

Books: Beware extremely boring for some, if you like reading books then you will find yourself addicted quickly. 

Alcohol: Caution!!!! Can be addicting to some. If had too much can cause you to throw up, have terrible hangovers, and to do stupid things. Keep out of reach of children!

Doritos: Not recommended if eating in a quiet place unless you want everyone looking at you. The wrapping can be very noisy as well as the chips.

Tree: Trees do not pull the leaves off the tree. Trees give you oxygen to keep us alive, we should be thankful that. Beware they have feelings too!!

Vivid: Beware this is not a whiteboard pen! This can not be easily erased. Is not edible and will not be very tasty.

🌳Orienteering🌳

What is orienteering?
Orienteering is navigating using a map and a compass.

How do you do it?

Using navigational skills to find different points.

What do you need?
Map
Compass

What do you need to bring?
Special equipment is not necessary; just wear clothes and shoes suitable for walking or running. If the weather is cold or wet make sure you have enough clothing.

Crazy Lyrical Dialogue

"Count my cards, watch them fall," Jack said as he lowered his cards. His voice shook as he accepted his defeat, he stood up and left the casino leaving his earnings behind at the blackjack table. A black Toyota pulled up in front of the casino. The Toyota blended into the night sky. "Get in, we are going to the zoo!" the familiar voice shouted. "Who are you" Jack questioned. "Its ya pal Ross," he said as he leaned out the open window of his Toyota. Jack ran up and opened the door to the front seat and slammed the door shut. "Why are we going to the zoo," Jack said. "Because I bet that you lost all your earnings while in the casino, I imagine you would want some cheering up, plus the zookeeper is very fond of rum so he should be passed out by the time we get there anyway," Ross said. Ross and Jack exited the car and ran past the past out zookeeper to the back of the zoo. Ross sat on the fence throwing chunks of leftover hotdog into the lion enclosure. One of the lions devours it while the other lions stood there eyeing the two men. "Welp another one bites the dust," Jack said as he sat there looking over the zoo. "Thanks for this" Jack whispered.


Song name: You should see me in a crown, by Billie Eilish
Lyric: Count my cards, watch them fall

Song name: At the zoo, by Simon & Garfunkel
Lyric: the zookeeper is very fond of rum

Song name: Another one bites the dust, by Queen
Lyric: another one bites the dust

My thoughts about making a balance toy

For the past term and a half, we have been working on a

balancing toy. Sadly for a few including me did not finish. I found I spent too much time cleaning up my work when I would of spray painted it anyway. 

What I enjoyed most about creating the toy was when I drilled the holes into the base. 

What I learned from the experience was how to use them automatic saw. I although it looks terrifying I found it was easy to use.

The part I felt was most challenging for me was using the time I had wisely. I got better at using the time I had as it got nearer to the date it was due.

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