Millennials in the Workplace ~ Reflection Section.

     Simon Sinek ~ Millennials in the Workplace

Date ~ 

10th June 2021

Text Type ~ 

Interview on YouTube

Channel That Filmed ~

IQ (Inside Quest)

Purpose ~ 

To help understand Millennials and improve wellbeing through reducing screen time.

So today in Wananga we learned about how screens and digital devices can really take over our lives and also mess with our love if we ever try to get a job and were addicted to our phones, and if you're on your phone while in a job interview it can be classed as disrespect and makes the people around feel like that you don't care about what's going on around you and you don't want the job.

He was also talking about how you shouldn't be charging your phone next to if you are trying to sleep because anytime during the night you will try and go on it and you wouldn't be able to head back to sleep since you've been around bright lights for too long.

There was a key point that he had a chat about while he was in the interview, he was talking about how that the younger generation on their phone is like adults gambling and smoking because for adults that is addicting and like for kids and teenagers being on your phone is addictive.

He says that our younger generation is bad for this stuff because our body drags us to social media like checking how many followers we have on Instagram, what is our highest snap score, how many friends we have on Facebook, and how many likes we have on a certain Instagram post, we just have the urge to check it every day or even every 3 hours because we are so caught up on our phone and devices.

The Cardiac Muscle (Heart)

 - Brings oxygen into our body

    - It allows us to exhale

       carbon dioxide

       from our body

The Cardiac Muscle (Heart)

The heart is basically a pumping station and pumps blood around the body and is made up of 4 chambers.

This pumping action creates what we know as our pulse. 

The blood travels around the body in vessels called:

     Arteries have a muscular wall and take blood away from the heart

      Arterioles.               Small arteries 

      Capillaries.              This is where nutrients and gases are exchanged

     Venuoles.                Small veins

       Veins.                Veins don't have a muscular wall but have valve like structures which prevents blood flowing backwards and take blood of to the heart

The blood carries gasses and nutrients to the body and take away waste products such as carbon  dioxide

Christchurch Rubbish

So this week and last week in Social Studies we have been learning about Rubbish and how we should properly recycle our Rubbish by also putting the right Rubbish in the right bin that it should be put in, here is some information that I have found out and came here to share with you what I have learned.

When our yellow bins get collected by the Rubbish Trucks, if the trucks sense more than 10% or more rubbish they don't collect the rubbish and if this continues to happen the bins get confiscated, then if they want to get the bins back they have to pay $97.65 to get the bin back, and they have to promise that they'll put the right rubbish in the right bins, somehow they get tracked to see if they are sticking to the rule of the agreement, there are many yuck and stupid things that get put into the bins, stuff such as Guns, Dead Animals, Plastic, Glass, Cardboard & Much more waste.

Reflection Section ~ Wananga

Fitness.

So this week in P.E we were learning about how good Fitness can be for you, how being fit can help in life, and things can also ruin you from being fit.

Here are some questions that we got asked to answer

What does being physically fit mean?

To be physically fit means to be in a state of health and well-being. Physical fitness is defined as the body’s ability to function efficiently and effectively in work and leisure activities, to be healthy, to resist disease, and to react to emergency situations.

What makes us unfit?

Diet, Your Body, Smoking & Drugs.

In my eyes, I would think that I am fit for my age and I would like to stay that way as long as I can.

Eastern Pacific Ocean

Eastern Pacific Ocean.

Garbage In The Ocean.

Garbage in the ocean has been causing a lot of problems in the world, affecting marine life every day and destroying reefs that could never come back and live. Littering is a major issue worldwide. Littering really affects the oceans, the plastics we use from plastic bottles have been killing whales.

Everyday Use Of Plastic.

The daily use of plastic is growing but also decreasing by a little bit, the litter that people are picking up are being replaced by plastic that we have dropped hopefully by accident, The plastic that we use is being dropped in the ocean which is degrading into microplastics where they are infecting every living thing that needs water to survive. 

Government Trying To Make A Change.

Governments have been trying to stop pollution in any shape or form but they can’t force people to do it what they want, that’s why they try to spread the message around the world as much and we can, to do as much as we can to the best of our ability.