Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Yasmeen 10th Grade Log

Yasmeen Al-Rajabi 10th Grade

History: The Age of Revolution
Martin Luther and The Reformation: Tutorials on Khan Academy
The Renaissance: Tutorials on Khan Academy                
The American Revolution: Tutorials on Khan Academy
The French Revolution: Tutorials on Khan Academy

“Twelve Years a Slave” Movie

Documentaries:
“Slavery By Another Name”

Geometry
Yasmeen used the tutorials on Khan Academy to learn Geometry. 
Please see enclosed notes.

Biology: Tutorials on Khan Academy
a) Evolution
b) Natural Selection
c) Cells
d) Cell Division
e) Heredity and Genetics
f) Photosynthesis

“Cosmos: A Space-Time Odyssey” 13 episodes

English
Deathless by Catherynne Valente
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
King Lear by William Shakespeare

Performing Arts: Drama
Teen Acting at Sarasota Players Theatre: Performed in two productions
(Research done on drama schools)

Foreign Language
French on Duo Lingo and on Memrise.com  

Art History
Bernini: Tutorials on Khan Academy
Rachel Ruysch: Lectures from the Art History Department of East Tennessee State University also Tutorials on Khan
           Academy
DaVinci: Tutorials on Khan Academy
Henry Ossawa Tanner: “Painting Techniques of Henry Ossawa Tanner” from Smithsonian American Art Museum
Renaissance Art: Tutorials on Khan Academy
Baroque Art: Tutorials on Khan Academy
The Impressionists:  “The Impressionists” Documentary on Ovation



Progress Notes: Khan Academy has been a great asset to Yasmeen’s education.  She has been able to learn a lot of information in a variety of subjects.  Yasmeen’s strength is that she will watch a video or series over and over again until she understands the concepts being taught. Biology and geometry did not always come easy to her, but she persevered and stuck with them until she did understand the lessons.  History is still her strongest subject. She didn’t really connect to any era or people this year as she often does when studying history, but she did pursue her studies.  Actually, she did connect to the work of Bernini. She has spoken about how he has become her favorite artist and the Baroque Period has become her favorite time in art history.   

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