Monday, 23 June 2014
consumer guarantees act
this is my video
me,jesse,molly and jasmine are staring in it
Friday, 20 June 2014
Fair go
Baby Carriers
A business have been selling fake baby carriers to gain money they have been putting babies in danger because the buckle comes apart easily (and babies might fall out).The real one has a buckle that doesn't come apart(so the babies won’t fall out). The consumer(customer) has been depositing their money for them. They are fake clearly people will not buy them anymore because they are not real you buy them off a website so that is a way to send fake goods. The consumers did not know that they were fake they thought they were real!This piece of writing shows punctuation.
I believe I am at relational because i don't put the punctuation in the right place.
My next step is to put the punctuation in the right place.
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Check out this ShowMe lesson
http://www.showme.com/sh/?h=ZzEJLHc
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Saturday, 31 May 2014
homework challenge qualifications
Fashion designer qualifications
To be a fashion designer, you will need to have a good eye for colour and shape. You’ll need skills like pattern cutting and sewing. You’ll also need to able to spot trends.
Fashion designers design clothing and fashion ranges. As a fashion designer, you could work in high fashion or designer ready-to-wear fashion. You could also work in high street fashion. You would often specialise in particular types of clothing - for example in men’s, children’s or sportswear. If you love being creative and you are passionate about fashion, this job could be perfect for you.
opportunities;
you will usually work for high street retailers or independent fashion houses. Once you have developed the skills you need to be a successful fashion designer, you can progress to positions such as senior designer, head of a department (for example head of women's wear design) or design director.
hours;
you would often work long hours and weekends in order to meet deadlines, for example at the launch of a new collection.
where you can go:
NZ Academy of fashion Auckland,
Design & Arts college of NZ Christchurch & Auckland
& Christchurch CPIT
subjects:
drawing and design,
contextual studies,
fabric printing,
patternmaking &
costume design
i got the info from National careers service
To be a fashion designer, you will need to have a good eye for colour and shape. You’ll need skills like pattern cutting and sewing. You’ll also need to able to spot trends.
Fashion designers design clothing and fashion ranges. As a fashion designer, you could work in high fashion or designer ready-to-wear fashion. You could also work in high street fashion. You would often specialise in particular types of clothing - for example in men’s, children’s or sportswear. If you love being creative and you are passionate about fashion, this job could be perfect for you.
opportunities;
you will usually work for high street retailers or independent fashion houses. Once you have developed the skills you need to be a successful fashion designer, you can progress to positions such as senior designer, head of a department (for example head of women's wear design) or design director.
hours;
you would often work long hours and weekends in order to meet deadlines, for example at the launch of a new collection.
where you can go:
NZ Academy of fashion Auckland,
Design & Arts college of NZ Christchurch & Auckland
& Christchurch CPIT
subjects:
drawing and design,
contextual studies,
fabric printing,
patternmaking &
costume design
Friday, 30 May 2014
Art Atack
https://drive.google.com/a/oaklands.school.nz/file/d/0B6_KnXFL1hSCempPdG1TRjJ0bnFrdFFDZ0NDMXN0MHFqcXZz/edit?usp=sharing
this is my my Art
WALT;
i can apply the drawing and painting techniques
i think i am at Extended Abstract because i can seek feedback
and i can teach others the techniques
STRATEGIES;
i did a horisen line,a vanishing point and simple shapes
by Abigail
this is my my Art
WALT;
i can apply the drawing and painting techniques
i think i am at Extended Abstract because i can seek feedback
and i can teach others the techniques
STRATEGIES;
i did a horisen line,a vanishing point and simple shapes
by Abigail
Saturday, 24 May 2014
homework challenge work experience
in the school holidays I did work experience working with landscape architects at the Christchurch City Council for 4 hours and here is some photos! and I did it at my dads work and I loved the hot chocolate! I worked with Jessica and Joslyn.
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