My learning pathway

WALT:describe and explain our learning pathway for the 2019

The last two or three week ago, we started working on our learning journey pathway, we talked about a pathway that means our five goals that we have chosen to achieve for this year. I have already listed and chosen my five goals that are positive

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My 1 goal get better at spelling. How I am going to do that is use mnemonics and remembering information can be difficult then learn a few rules, so sometimes the best way to learn is to know the rules and to learn commonly misspelled words. Then I make a list of the words you have trouble spelling. Then I ask a buddy to check my words misspelled words and gives me feedback on my spelling, The words that are origins in the dictionary. 

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My 2 goal is to become better at rugby and how I'm going set that is by doing field goals, dropped goals these are two names for the same type of rugby goals. A field goal is similar to a penalty goal in that the ball must go over the goal post and try line and between the sticks posts you score field goals using a drop kick.

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The acronym smart has several slightly different variations, which can I used to provide a more comprehensive definition of goal setting for this year.

captain james cook

The original meaning of Aotearoa is not known as the word can be broken up as: ao meaning the cloud, dawn, daytime or world, tea  meaning white, clear or bright and roa meaning long. It can also be broken up as Aotea meaning the name of one of the migratory waka that travelled to New Zealand, and roa = long, dividing a company's, generate earnings.

James Cook was a British navigator and explorer who sailed and mapped much of the South Pacific. James Cook was born on October 27, 1728 in Marton, England. His father was a farmer, but as James grew older he began to feel the lure of the sea. At around the age of 18 he took an apprenticeship as a merchant seaman.

James Cook's first Pacific voyage was aboard the endeavour and began on 27 May 1768. Cook's voyage had three aims to establish an observatory at Tahiti in order to record the transit of Venus (when the planet passed between the earth and the sun), on 3 June 1769.