23: Mr Zaki sharing his interpretation of the challenges that...

Mr Zaki sharing his interpretation of the challenges that the School of the Future might be facing.

6 comments so far...

pearlyn March 11, 2007, 01:43 PM

uhh, where is this place anyways? izzit in Denmark?? if it is, COOOOL!! anyways, i dun really know bout the meeting topic, maybe its about lego coz mr Z is holding legos. nva seen him in a suit before. well, i think that it is very good of r Zaki to share his ideas wif other ppl, important or not. some ppl dun hav the guts to share it wif really IMPORTANT peeps. but then again, it mite be just my opinions :) if it sounds crappy to other sudents, den go other sites.

pearlyn March 11, 2007, 01:44 PM

so bad! im the only one commenting :( anyways, cancel out the last bit that i wrote

Mr Zaki March 11, 2007, 10:44 PM

Pearlyn,

Yes I'm in Denmark.

Go here.

http://www.lego.com/eng/info/default.asp?page=timeline

Mr Zaki

Thanjit March 15, 2007, 04:48 AM

School of the future???? Since when does the school of the future has to be so....seriously interpreted????

Anisha March 18, 2007, 01:36 PM

Hi Mr Zaki! From your expression you look really excited about what you have built...Do you think it is possible we can actually build a school from Lego bricks? Is it possible that we could have a corner just for building Lego projects within our classroom. I have just built a Ferrari and a snowmobil made of Lego. It was very stress-relieving and this my hobby right now. By the way, I was admiring the symphony of colours in the background painting. We should allow our students to paint whatever they want and display it in the canteen. I like painting but I don't paint pictures - I just splash colours to create moods.

Zaki March 25, 2007, 05:12 AM

Anisha and TJ

First of all, a serious interpretion need not be seriously interpreted. Ha hah hah.

Secondly, I do not think we could build a whole school from Lego bricks, though the Danes do have very seriously wonderful architecture. Maybe Lego could look into expanding their business there.

Thirdly, you could do any painting you like and there would always be a space on the class wall for yours.

Mr Zaki