Victor's Science Blog

Weekly Blog : Victor N. 8B "Metamorphic Rock" "Sedimentary Rock" "Igneous Rock" Fossil "ORGANISM" cards Summary This week, we have learned many things. This week, we learned that geology is the study of the planet Earth and the forces that make and shape the Earth. Uniformitarianism, or Abram's principle are things that happened in the past and it help geologists understand Earth's history. James Hutton said, "Geologic processes that operate today also operated in the past." I also learned about the rock cycle; there are 3 rocks that are classified into three rocks, igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic. Igneous rocks are made through fire, sedimentary rocks are made through settling, and metamorphic rocks are made through change. I then learned about land form. Land forms are the features of the Earth's surface. There are 2 plates, continental and oceanic crust. There are 3 boundaries, divergent whic

Why I Returned to AdVenture: Victor N. 8B      I returned back to AdVenture for many reasons. I could have left AdVenture, and moved to another school like the other 5-10 students that did. But I didn't, I decided to stay and return here. I could return for the education, for the friends, or both? Well, I did both of the two options. For one, if I didn't stay here at AdVENTURE, I would have to go to my "assigned" school to where I live which would be Davis Intermediate. I can't go to Herman. And if I left, I would be leaving what I have, great teachers, friends and education. I wouldn't want to do that.  Secondly, I feel like this school/program is a good opportunity before I enter high school and college. I felt like at this program is not like any other. We are a STEM program, which I don't see very often. I feel like if I stayed here and took the elective classes here, like Engineering, I would be more successful in life, than taking Exploratory or B