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Friday, February 11, 2011 By Rj Cosio
Linda Aranda and Genessee Rivas, both 8th grade, is working on Uganda's profile. "It's fun and we get to use our imagination." Aranda comments on the activity. - Rj Cosio
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Model United Nations, a way to leadership.

Leadership is a class that teaches students to be global competent and ready to lead. They made a model of the United Nations to simulate the events happening in the world. Part of their course is to do a profile about countries in the United Nations. Country profiles include the country's politics, economy, and culture. According to the students the activity is fun and it reminds them of their early childhood years because they get to color.

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  • "I am coloring a flag of Uganda," Melvin Escobar, 6th grader, said. He likes this activity because he gets to color.
    "I am coloring a flag of Uganda," Melvin Escobar, 6th grader, said. He likes this activity because he gets to color.
    By Rj Cosio
  • David Cho, middle school leadership teacher, explains the activity to his students. "They are working on country profiles to learn more about their politics, economy and culture." The leadership class were assigned to research South Africa, Uganda and Japan for their model United Nations.
    David Cho, middle school leadership teacher, explains the activity to his students. "They are working on country profiles to learn more about their politics, economy and culture." The leadership class were assigned to research South Africa, Uganda and Japan for their model United Nations.
    By Rj Cosio
  • "We collect money for people with leukemia and we draw stuff like posters" Kimberly Fuentes, 6th grade, said while she is working on her group"s poster about South Africa. The activity is fun, entertaining and very artistic according to Fuentes.
    "We collect money for people with leukemia and we draw stuff like posters" Kimberly Fuentes, 6th grade, said while she is working on her group's poster about South Africa. The activity is fun, entertaining and very artistic according to Fuentes.
    By Rj Cosio
  • Yennifer Padilla, 8th grade, searches the Internet for Uganda"s politics and economy. "We study, we don"t do anything much in this class."
    Yennifer Padilla, 8th grade, searches the Internet for Uganda's politics and economy. "We study, we don't do anything much in this class."
    By Rj Cosio

4 COMMENTS - Add your comment below

4/14/2011 12:09:24 PM by matthew    
hey i know that kid melvin he used to be my neighbor in hemet lol :D
2/15/2011 5:16:29 PM by Cassandra Grarnica    
It looks awesome! Your pictures and captions are really good , Although your captions are good I'll dig in more of to what it is that the leadership class is about and give a little more detail.
2/15/2011 11:49:58 AM by Ryan Zhao    
Very good!I like these.
2/15/2011 11:40:16 AM by nestor hernandez    
I like this picture's they show that the students are dedicated to learn about the world.
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