Today’s meeting was all about the movies–from its history to making a movie. After the presentation, the club members created their own movie posters. ~~LMMolina, Club Adviser
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To close the semester, the club members had a mini gaming session instead of a regular meeting.
Gaming sessions are not only fun for the club members, but lessons can be learned. The structured environment of a club provides members with the opportunity to develop their social skills. What can be learned through gaming? When not everyone can play at the same time, you learn to be patient and wait your turn. This is something that is not stressed often enough.
How patient are you when it comes to the simple things? Do you know how to wait your turn? Even adults have difficulty. It takes both time and much patience!
Those who attended our last meeting of the semester enjoyed the session. Thanks to Izal and the Club staff for organizing it.
We’ll be looking forward to the New Year and the meetings during the second semester.
Hope everyone has a wonderful holiday recess! See you in 2023! ~~LMMolina, Club Adviser
Due to Hurricane Fiona, the robotics presentation had to be divided into two meetings (29 Sept and 13 October). All went well and the club members got to finish their tiny robots. Check out the presentation and video below. ~~LMMolina, Club Adviser
The Cyberix IT Club held its first meeting of the school year this past Thursday, August 18th. The Club president Izal along with the vice president Ian, presented the plans for this year. Best wishes for the Club under new leadership. ~~LMMolina, Club Adviser
Former IT Club president, Ángel Pérez, is having the time of his life this summer as part of the Google internship program for those who love technology. It will prepare him for a career that will enable him to tackle some of technology’s greatest challenges. I’m confident that he will be able to overcome the many situations that arise in this field.
Ángel recently sent me a message to say: “It’s great! It’s definitely something very different. There’s a lot of diversity and different cultures and it’s just an awesome learning experience.”
Ángel has always loved problems that challenge the brain. As the IT Club president, he presented the members a variety of ways to think through situations using technology.
Here’s to a fruitful experience in this fascinating world of all things tech! Wishing you the best, Ángel. ~~~LMMolina, Club Adviser
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