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BLOG #3: ROUND RESEARCH TWO: How does the simulation or expression of emotions by artificial intelligence challenge traditional human ethical concepts of authenticity, empathy, and moral intention?

Introduction  Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved beyond calculation and cognition into the domain of emotion and experience. Once confined to logical operations, AI systems now speak the language of emotion—detecting, labelling, and even simulating human affect with increasing accuracy (Huang et al., 2023). From chatbots that offer comfort to users […]

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BLOG # 2: To what extent can emotionally responsive artificial intelligence be considered a moral agent within human-centered ethical frameworks, and who should bear ethical responsibility for its emotionally driven decisions and actions?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now part of everyday life. It is used in healthcare, education, transportation, self-driving cars, social robots, and smart chat systems. AI brings many benefits and makes tasks faster and easier. However, it also creates psychological, social, and ethical challenges. As AI begins to influence how people […]

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Blog Post #5

1.) Where are you with your action? (e.g. what involvement have you had so far? Describe with examples) Now with my action i’m planning the next time i will go out and clean up my neighborhood even though i’m finished my action project i thought it would be nice if […]

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Blog Post #5-Action

Hi guys! Welcome back to my second last blog post for this project! I have to say I definitely feel like I’ve grown a lot throughout this project. It’s been really fun doing something I actually enjoy as a school project. Where I’m at with my action: I’ve been cleaning […]

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Blog Post #5 — Teaching Elementary Students About First Aid and Safety

Over the past few weeks, our project teaching first aid and safety to elementary school students has been going really well. We’ve now completed two full presentations, and both experiences were so rewarding. We got to interact with kids from different age groups and hear their thoughts on what “safety” […]

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Action Blog Post #5

Hello everyone! We have finally been able to visit the elementary school to present about first aid and teach life saving survival skills. Alongside, we brought our energy and stickers to excite the children and entertain them. We were responsible leaders and made sure to ask the children questions to […]

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Blog Post 5

1.) Where are you with your action? We have basically completed our action. Rima and Dara were able to provide Baker Drive elementary students with a helpful presentation about First Aid. I unfortunately was not able to schedule a time, as I had classes. So, we decided to split the […]

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Blog Post #4

1.) Where are you with your action? 2.) What are some successes that you have had? 2. One of the biggest successes has been actually finding a school and specific class that is interested in contributing to our project and learning something from it as well. In addition, we have […]

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Blog Post #4

1.) Where are you with your action? So far i have completed my action. I went to the river walked around and picked up some garbage some of the things i found were a hand warmer and a piece of ribbon. There wasn’t much garbage but I expected that because […]

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Action Blog Post # 3

1.) Where are you with your action? (e.g. what involvement have you had so far? Describe with examples) So far, my two peers and I have contacted 6 different elementary schools with a thorough explanation of our project. We included detailed information like the reasons, benefits, and our goal. We […]

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Action Blog post #3

1.) Where are you with your action? (e.g. what involvement have you had so far? Describe with examples) For my project, I visit a dog park near Chilko every Wednesday to assist with trash cleanup. The task is pretty straightforward, mainly picking up litter. So there’s not much more to […]

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Blog post #3

1.) Where are you with your action? I am in the planning and preparation stage of my action project. I decided I will go with my mom to the Coquitlam River to do a small clean-up. Since my mom is busy, it’s easier to go somewhere close. We also go […]

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Action Blog Post #3

1.) Where are you with your action? So far, all 3 of us have started contacting different local schools, and explaining our project with details like the cause, and benefits. We have not heard back from any schools yet, but we are planning on contacting other areas as well potentially […]

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Blog post#2- First Aid Awareness for Elementary Students

1. Summary of the Action and How We Will Start:This semester, my group Golsa, Rima, and I are focusing on First Aid Awareness for Elementary Students. Our plan is to visit local elementary schools and deliver interactive first aid presentations. These sessions will include hands-on demonstrations, short videos, and fun […]

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Blog Post #2

In your post, address the following:1.) My action is is cleaning up garbage of a beach to start this action i will bring garbage bags and something to pick up the garbage with so i don’t touch it.2.)Since I’m picking up garbage outside a problem i can face is the […]

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Blog Post 1 

My three most important values are Equality, Compassion and Belonging.My three least important values are Power,Family, and Helping,I agree with the three most important values results but not so much as the three least important values.It think that the statements is a good description of the values.My three most important […]

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Action Blog Post #1

Blog Post 1 – Action Post: Values Activity & Aligning this with Global Millennium Goals My most important values are equality, justice and belonging. I chose equality because I think that no matter your life conditions, you deserve opportunities that everyone else gets as well. I think that equality, while the […]

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Blog Post 1 – Action Post: Values Activity & Aligning this with Global Millennium Goals Action Post #1

My three most important values according to the values activity are personal growth, family, and equality. On the contrary, my three least important values include power, reliability and leadership. I do agree with the results because they reflect what truly matters to me and represents who I am. I care […]

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Action Post #1

My three most important values according to the values activity are spiritual growth, Family, and community. My three least important values according to the values activity are leadership, power, and risk.I do agree with these results for the most part. I agree with these results because the two most important […]

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Blog post #1 – Action post: Values Activity & Aligning this with Global Millennium Goals

Hi everyone! I found the values activity to be quite challenging, in my opinion all of the values are important. With that being said my three most important values are equality, freedom, and justice. My three least important values are tradition, power, and spiritual growth. I actually do agree with […]

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All About Me

My name is Bernice Lee and I am currently 14 years old. I live in British Columbia and I attend Dr. Charles Best Secondary School. I’d say for my favourite subject, it would be English. Even though I’m actually not all that good at it, I like it simply because […]

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Blog Post #5: Raising Awareness For Ruckle Park And Looking To The Future

Hello again, everyone! Welcome back to another update on our Ruckle Park social media project. If you’ve been following our journey, you’ll know we’ve been putting a lot of effort into raising awareness about this beautiful hidden gem in British Columbia. I’m excited to share the progress we’ve made so […]

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Blog Post #4: Raising Awareness Through Social Media For Ruckle Park

Hi everyone! Welcome back! The past few weeks have been full of activity as we’ve worked on our project to raise awareness about Ruckle Provincial Park through social media. Our Instagram page is steadily growing, and we’re starting to connect more with the local community. I’m here to share a […]

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Blog Post #3 – Raising Awareness for Ruckle Park Through Social Media

Hello everyone and welcome back to blog post #3! Our action project centers on increasing awareness of Ruckle Provincial Park through the creation and management of an Instagram page that highlights the park’s historical importance, natural beauty, and role as a valued BC provincial park. By leveraging social media, we […]

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Blog Post #5: The Journey So Far: Raising Awareness for Ruckle Park and Looking Ahead

Hi again, everyone! Welcome back to another update on our journey with the Ruckle Park social media project. If you’ve been following along, you know that we’ve been working hard to raise awareness about this hidden gem in British Columbia, and I’m excited to share the progress we’ve made so […]

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Blog Post #4: Raising Awareness for Ruckle Park Through Social Media

Hello everyone! Welcome back! It’s been a busy few weeks with our project to raise awareness for Ruckle Provincial Park through social media. We’re steadily building up our Instagram page and engaging with the local community. I’m here to give you a quick update on where we stand, some of […]

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BLOG POST #4 WHAT IF DRIVING A CAR REQUIRED NO LICENSE OR TRAINING, AND CARS WERE SELF DRIVEN WHAT WOULD BE THE EFFECTS.

A combination of Blog-post 3 and 4 What if a car required no license for driving, what would be the immediate effects. In this question I would mainly dwell on the positive impacts as well as the negative ones. Simply because I will get to understand in detail how and […]

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Blog Post #2 Raising Awareness for Ruckle Park Through Social Media — Giving Back Starts at Home

Hello, and welcome back to blog post #2! In a world where acts of giving are often praised without much scrutiny, Alison Stuart’s TEDx talk, “Not All Giving is Good: The Elephant in the Room,” highlights an important truth: not all help is truly helpful. Her message challenges us to […]

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blog post #3- Raising Awareness for Ruckle Park Through Social Media

Hi and welcome back to my blog. Our action project is focused on raising awareness about Ruckle Provincial Park by creating and managing an Instagram page dedicated to sharing its historical significance, natural beauty, and importance as a BC provincial park. By using social media as a digital platform, we […]

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Blog post #2- Giving Back Starts at Home — Raising Awareness for Ruckle Park Through Social Media

Hi and welcome to my second blog post!…… In a world where acts of giving are often celebrated without question, Alison Stuart’s TEDx talk “Not All Giving is Good: The Elephant in the Room” brings up a powerful point: not all help is helpful. Her message reminds us that before […]

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Blog-post 3:WHAT WOULD BE THE ECONOMIC RESULTS OF A THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES TOGETHER?.

WHAT WOULD BE THE ECONOMIC RESULTS OF A THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES TOGETHER?. Hey everyone welcome to my round one research. THE TRADE LIBERALIZATION.    Policies that make an economy open to trade and investment with the rest of the world are needed for sustained economic growth. The evidence on this […]

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Blog post 3 :If there was no change in the Stone Age period, could the early man still be existing?

Hey everyone, welcome back to my blog post, I am going into further details to briefly tell what lies ahead of what could happen if there was no change in the stone age period and if the early man could still be existing. we shall be discussing more as I […]

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BLOG POST# 3What would happen if people were allowed to drive a car without license?

A people ignore the significance of driving with a valid license, driving without a license might seem like a license is an authorized document that enables one to legally operate an automobile. However some small issue but it comes with a significant risk. You might be wondering what happens if […]

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Blog post #7: Reflection on teaching at a school

Reflections On Teaching Kids About the Environment Reflecting on my experience teaching young students about recycling and environmental protection, I recognize how impactful and enlightening the journey has been. From navigating challenges to witnessing the students’ enthusiasm for learning, this project has deepened my commitment to environmental education. Here are […]

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blog post #3 How could Canada’s infrastructure be developed to lessen traffic – What are the factors causing the issue?

Hello! After breaking down my question in the last post, I decided that firstly I will figure out what’s wrong and what’s causing the problem. That is what I will be discussing in this first round of research. Even though in the future I will be focusing mostly on Vancouver […]

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Blog Post #1 Action Post: Values Activity & Aligning this with Global Millennium Goals

Hello everyone, through the values activity, I found my 3 most important values are Reliablity, Compassion, and Leadership, and my 3 least important values to be Pleasure, Power, and Competence. While I do not disagree with the results of the activity, as it is a rather accurate depiction of my […]

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Blog Post 7 – Stage Management – Melea C. R.

“What challenges did you overcome throughout this action project? How did you go about overcoming these challenges?” Throughout this action project, I encountered, reencountered and overcame many challenges. These challenges came in two categories: communication and time management. I navigated communicational challenges with a professional attitude, not letting personal interactions […]

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Action Blog Post #7 Reflecting on teaching at a school

Reflections on Teaching Kids About the Environment Looking back on my experience teaching young students about recycling and protecting the environment, I realize how meaningful and eye-opening this journey has been. From overcoming obstacles to seeing kids excited to learn, this project has strengthened my passion for environmental education. Here […]

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Action Blog Post #7 Reflecting On Volunteering At A School

Throughout this action project, I encountered several challenges but successfully overcame each one. One of the first difficulties was engaging with the third-grade students, as they were initially shy and hesitant to talk to someone new. To overcome this, I stayed positive, maintained a warm and welcoming smile, and initiated […]

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Teaching Kids About the Environment and Recycling Blog post #5

Teaching Kids About the Environment and Recycling: An Engaging Experience Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to visit an elementary school to teach young students about the importance of environmental conservation and recycling. Through interactive activities and engaging discussions, my goal was to expand their knowledge and inspire them to […]

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Blog Post#3 – Recycling Project and Teaching Elementary Schools About the Environment

Hello everyone and welcome to my blog post number three. My action overview: for people who have not read my previous blog posts, my action is focused on helping future generations to care for the environment by educating them from a young age about our beautiful planet and the problem’s […]

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blog post three: update on meetings and future plans (environmental education club)

hi everyone, im so sorry for the late post.  action overview: for people who have not read my previous blog posts, my action is helping future generation care for the environment by educating them from a young age about our beautiful planet and the problem’s affecting it ( I am […]

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Blog post#3 – recycling project and teaching elementary schools about the environment

Hello, and welcome to the third blog article for my action project. I intend to continue the recycling project I started last year, which involved teaching elementary school students about the importance of recycling.Making recycling enjoyable and engaging by combining a presentation and an activity. This year, however, we intend to teach them about the environment and climate change, as well as recycling. So far, we have compiled a list of suitable schools to which we can deliver our presentation.We have successfully recruited additional persons who are interested in forming an environmental club at our school.  This community helps us find other elementary schools that they can contact. However, some challenges are managing the club and keeping it active while trying to contact the schools as scon as possible. So, we can have as many schools as possible. My classmate (savannah) and I who are both working in this project are planning on meeting up […]

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