Sunday, February 1, 2015

Week 4: Undecided Path

This week I presented my pitch to some of my peers and other students in the school. The pitch went okay besides the panicking and nervousness I displayed to students I did not know. The suggestions and questions at the presentation taught me a few things I did not know about my project. These suggestions and question caused me to change the topic of my project. The project will still be a dietary, but it will not be the vegan or vegetarian diet.

The cons I had with the diet was the withdrawl of meat's post consequences. According to research and a suggestion from a peer, after staying away from meat for a long time it can cause stomach problems to the victim. I have a severe fear of vomit, and this changed my view of the diet. Another con includes the results of younger people on the diet. It is not safe and very dangerous diet in general with the loss of daily intake from many important essentials for our body. 

Next week I will look up the more safer and recommended diets, and choose between them. Of the few diets research, I will many research more on the Paleo, Mediterranean, and Presbyterian diet. This change of plans caused me to move my diet plan back a week. I might move it back it a little more, but this is not a decision me and my mentor have discussed about.

*To keep me and you on track this week: 
I give you the one of deepest and greatest people in the world.*



-Jaden Smith

1 comment:

  1. Who is your mentor?
    What a fun blog to read. I am very interested in the research you used to determine that a student should not temporarily become a vegetarian.
    Please make sure you answer the following questions about your learning process EACH week in your blog. Show your creativity, thought process, problem solving (thinking) skills, who you worked with and what you discussed. Have you talked to your your mentor lately?

    1. What did you accomplish this week?
    2. What are you working on right now?
    3. What do you plan to do next?

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