- What are the reasons for poaching?
- What are the effects of poaching?
- What is our responsibility regarding reducing poaching?
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Final Reflections
Q. How did you feel about doing the presentation?
A. Nervous at first, but when it was my time to present I felt excited
Q. What new skills did you learn during the Exhibition?
A. I learned how to be more of a communicator and an inquirer.
Q. What was the most enjoyable part of the Exhibition?
A. The most enjoyable part of my Exhibition was making my donation box, doing my animal art and going on a trip to TPC.
Q. What was the most challenging part of the Exhibition?
A. The most challenging part for me was switching from real life school Exhibition to at home online Exhibition.
Q. Would you do anything differently if you could turn back
time?
A. I would do nothing different to my Exhibition. But I would try to go on more field trips
Q. Did you learn anything new about yourself?
A. Things I learned about myself are time management, how to be self independent and responsible for my own work.
Anna Marsden said, Dear Raymond, Your presentation was informative and thought provoking. I was very impressed that you decided to inquire into poaching. This is large and complex topic which you presented extremely well. Your video about Satao was moving and through it you were able to show your love elephants for these large animals. Congratulations on a great exhibition.
Ms zitha said, Well done, Raymond. I watched your slides – you did an excellent job, bravo. I am sure you are very ready for MYP. Bravo!
Grace Yohane said, Raymond, your presentation is full of very important information that most people need to know. Well done and thank you for choosing this important topic. Great job.
Catherine Shayo said, Raymond your presentation was wonderful. It was full of information and I like the video about SATAO as well. Well done.
Yvonne Carson said, I was very moved by your presentation, Raymond. We need more children, with your passion, who will grow up to fight this menace of poaching, so that magnificent elephants like Satao can live on unharmed.
Ciara said, I like that you care about animals so much. i never knew elephant tusks were so long. Great job
Ms. Jaime said, Great presentation and communication of important information! Well Done:star_struck:
Margaret Brunt said, Well Done Raymond it was fascinating.
Your video about SATAO was really good.
Your passion comes across clearly.
Deborah Mills said, Raymond, it was always a pleasure to log onto Seesaw and see what creative ideas you had come up with. You made that marvelous movie about Satao the great tusker, your QR code and a collection box that we’re going to put out when the campus re-opens. You grasp new concepts quickly Raymond – you are a passionate boy and I think when you grow up you will be a big advocate of social justice. The youth officer from African Wildlife and People summed it up when he wrote:
“Raymond, I think what you have started is very important and I am happy for you. For a kid at your age to start thinking and seeing poaching as a threat and not only that but also to be developing interest to stop poaching, kudos for you Raymond!” Ms. Catherine and I are so proud of you Raymond.
Marlies Gabriel said, Well done Raymond. I love Raymond! Just a little correction: our laregest elephant in our lifetime who roamed the Greater Kilimanjaro Area = SATAO e.g. SA _ TA _ O. Well done for remembering him. We have a few big tuskers still alive in the same ecosystem and you should try to work towards visiting them – one day soon. We just lost the 2nd biggest tusker called ‘TIM’ but luckily he died of a natural death. You did well ! and i am certain that there is a lot of work – both throuh resaerch, understanding and then awareness on your path ahead as saving habitat for elephants to roam and saveguard our fragile ecosystem = saving our lives. Looking forward to see you in school physically very soon. Have a blessed holiday and keep up your good thoughts as then they will materialize. Best to you with a big thank you, Mama Donyo
Ben Morley said, Did we save the best for last? Well done, Raymond. Your presentation was wonderful and your passion and connection to the topic was really evident. Huge congratulations. I hope you are feeling as proud as we all are.
Keiron White said, An excellent discussion on poaching, Raymond. Thank you and well done!
Bob Cofer said, That was great information. It is clear you put a lot of work into this and gave thought into how the local community can work with the rangers. Good job and keep at this.