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Taneeja Jones Capstone

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Senior Capstone · Houwen · ILP/TFI/CAP on Sunday, May 19, 2019 at 8:57 pm
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Q4 benchmark

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Biology of the Human Body · Aziz · E on Sunday, April 14, 2019 at 10:10 pm
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In our video we talked about teen pregnancy. We reviewed a former worker at the Northern homes which is a place for young teen moms to come and feel comfortable if they are kicked out or homeless. She said she worked there because she wanted to help the teens get themselves together by helping them with job opportunities and stuff. This is a sensitive topic that a lot of young teens go through so I thought it was perfect to talk about.
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Schizophrenia

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Biology of the Human Body · Aziz · E on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 4:18 pm
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Throughout this project, I learned that Schizophrenia affects brain tissue and in the beginning stages they seem to have less brain tissue than a normal brain. After the first two years, their brain tissue is lost. People with this disease could Antipsychotic, Medications, Therapy, Seeing A Specialist, Known as Incurable Disorder.
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Q3 Botany Benchmark: Green Design and Comparative Agriculture (2018-2019)

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Botany · Aziz · y1 on Monday, March 18, 2019 at 1:35 pm
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1DEx3Gp6D71o7Q5bSA_OfHXKMw0N9f0bH5ifSyCr3CuE/edit?usp=sharing
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Football

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Biology of the Human Body · Aziz · E on Thursday, February 14, 2019 at 12:43 am
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Q1 Poetry Benchmark

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Poetry · Burrows-Stone · C2 on Thursday, October 18, 2018 at 11:58 pm
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​The Truth Behind Kente (reveal a truth)

Kente is a piece of me
Loving its colorful  energy
Knowing you’re more powerful
Wearing a piece of cloth
Living up to your all

 Knowing you could never fall
I am Africa American
I am proud
I will stand up and say it out loud

Being black is amazing
Bet my ancestors are proud 
Of who my mom is raising
Alive and well
I am praising

I am black and proud
Even in the biggest crowd
My Kente cloth will stand out


​Not What You May Think! ( asking a question)

Africa? The place you may think is awful
Africa? Hot and dirt roads
Africa? A place you could never call your own
Africa? A place that doesn’t have livable homes?

Africa is not what you think
It’s more urban as poverty begins to shrink 
You may ask why it’s portrayed that way if it isn’t 
The answer is simple

People are easily manipulated 
Hardly concentrated
Never really creative
Which makes them simple-minded 

Believing everything they see
Not experiencing
So take it from me
Africa is not what it seems
People there are inviting 
Not the slightest bit of mean

Visual Presentation

https://youtu.be/UAqHTvCGyCU

​Special Cloth ( tell a story)

I have not only one piece of kente
I have 2 
One colorful
With some blue
One straight pink
With a naturally made ink

20 cedis is how much it cost me
Which is equivalent to almost nothing
Knowing its price was considered expensive in Ghana
But nothing with my US dollars

And that it was handmade with beautiful techniques 
Fairly hard to critique
I didn’t think twice about the price
All the hard hot work 
It came out very nice

Making them sturdy and durable 
In all that hot weather must have been terrible
So my 20 cedi blessings
Must have been a miracle
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Q4 Benchmark

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Art 1 · Hertz · d1 on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 10:08 am
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The artist my artwork is influenced by is Picasso he has a unique technique and his artwork is very shifting. It hard to match his design and skill. He uses water colors and blends them very well. Throughout my artwork I wanted to communicate a similar but brighter picture of what Picasso made so it could bring it out more. This artwork reflects on my person experiences because I’m an extra and hype person so this is a reflection of my action and personality. The tools I used to create my artwork was water paint, water, paint brushes and a canvas broaden type paper. I used the water paint to give off a mixer of blurred colors and tone. I usec the different brushes to get into small spot, to do the bigger spots easier and to make sure my colors blended. The water gave me the necessary component to mix the colors and add an extra bright tone. The artwork I made is a picture of a girl laying on her two arms, eyes closed, head cocked to one side as she rest her background is darker but she’s brought out by bright blues, yellows, reds and whites. The background gives you a more settled darker look. With the background being black and lighten up with bright orange to outline the door and the ceilings designs. The ladies face is mashed together with multiple bright colors as well as the blue table she lays on. This artwork relates to my previous work because everything I make I make it bright so it draws your attention. It just matches with the flow and tone of the other art pieces I’ve created. The process I used to create this is first writing my own rubric on what I was doing for my benchmark and when did I want certain things completed. Then, I googled different images from my artist. Looking at his technique trying to see what I could mock I found the artwork of the girl. Next class I figured out what materials I wanted to use and started to get started with the outline. I tried first in my sketch book then on my canvas paper. Having to make it bigger so it took up a lot of the page I finally completed the sketch. Next I looked into the artist colors and saw what I had to work with. I placed the colors on  my palate and started paint my sketch. Day by day I began to have it complete. Next I had to start working on the very detailed pattern in the background. Getting it most of the way I finally complete my art piece. The artist that makes similar work to mine would have to be the man who inspired me who is Pablo Picasso (https://www.pablopicasso.org/picasso-paintings.jsp). The technique that’s important to me would have to be the blending portion. Blending is a technique that takes lots of patience. A new technique I learned is how to fade. I was most proud of the girl in the painting it looked so similar to his work. If I could change something I would change the outline of the door in the background and my lining make it neater. In conclusion I learned that Picasso is an amazing artist with a lot of skill and art is all about patience.


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Q2 Final Project Submission

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Art 1 · Hertz · d1 on Monday, January 22, 2018 at 2:51 pm

My artwork is a crown. This was apart of the mixed media project. I created a crown to explain royalty and the feeling of being  a queen. A queen feels the sense of love, worship and amazement. Looking at my crown you notice the glitter showing the idea of happiness. Also the sturdiness reminding you of the strength from the people around the queen making sure she’s safe and happy. I used cardboard, glue, glitter, pastel, construction paper, jewels, and puffballs to create my crown. I wanted to portray the idea of someone's confidence and readiness to conquer anything by wearing my crown no matter if it’s appealing or not you can still wear it and be confident. Having confidence that you’re still great in a bad position no matter what you look like on the outside.


My work connects to my culture because me being African American and I believe that they are African queens who resemble royalty through my crown.   knowing that there are African queens my crown resembles the royalty and connection to the culture it self. It also connects to my live and experiences because everyday you go on you should always feel a sense of royalty like you’re a queen or king and are great. Also as though you should be respected just as well as anyone else. The way I used my tools is the glitter throughout the crown to show a cheering mood. I used the pastel to spell out neej on the front knowing that the crown is specifically mine. I put jewels around the tip of the crown showing the wealth of a queen. Lastly, I used the construction paper and the cardboard to create the crown and it’s sturdiness.


This compares to my previous work because I have confidence in everything I make and this shows the confidence I am not the best artist but I try and believe in my work. An artist I connect to is Johannes Vermeer because looking at his artwork you notice a pinch of blue in every painting and blue is a color showing royalty. A certain technique that helped me was making sure I used my materials together and try everything. I’m most proud of the purpose of my crown. I would change the look of my crown make it a solid color. Throughout this project I learned that you should work at a certain paste and maintain the same ideal look all the way through.

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Vision board

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Seminar Junior · Houwen · adv on Friday, November 3, 2017 at 11:04 pm

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Taneeja's Q1 Portrait Project

Posted by Taneeja Jones in Art 1 · Hertz · d1 on Thursday, November 2, 2017 at 8:50 pm


I created my artwork to portray the idea of connection and family. I love my family and we are so huge. My grandma had six children which started it all. She had four boys and two girls. Later on, my grandpa had four more boys which made ten children. This made two girls and eight boys. Which gets me to the idea of my artwork. Since I have a lot of uncles and all of them are very talented I wanted to bring them to light.


By looking at my drawing you can see different activities and jobs, while it still being colorful, vibrant and meaningful. You can see the reasons why they should be shouted out. In my drawing I put a bus because one of my uncles drive the bus for Septa, another is an artist, loves to sing and listen to music, one is a personal trainer, and another is in the NFL and plays for the Cleveland Browns. I chose to put their talents as a symbol of them and their worth. They all supported me since the day I was born and I wanted to show them that I appreciate them and everything they did and still do for me. The tools I used were pencils, color pencils, and pen. I used the pencils to draw out my portrait, then I took the black color pencil and traced the outline of my drawing. After I outlined everything I started using color, then I used the pen for the writing on my shirt since it was smaller lines. Lastly, I used a yellow color pencil to create a faded look across myself so everyone can see the main point. This relates to previous work because every time I do work I do it with a passion and I wouldn’t have this passion  without the love of my family (uncles). The artist that inspired my work is Oskar Kokoschka https://alchetron.com/Oskar-Kokoschka-1270399-W. Certain techniques are important because as I started to color my body in yellow to bring it out, I notice that the technique of fading made it look neater. The technique| of neatness and accurate measurements are always good skills.
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I’m a model. I’ll be successful.

Posted by Taneeja Jones in CAREER EXPLORATIONS - Houwen - Wed on Friday, June 10, 2016 at 2:58 pm

When I was 12 I started to think of things that interest me. Modeling came to mind. I told my mother that I wanted to model. She put me in John Roberts Power a modeling school. Paying sixty five dollars every Saturday I would go downtown during the summer to pursue my dream.  The school not only taught me modeling but etiquette and acting. I’ve been had the dream of one day acting this did not only help with that but with modeling too. After John Robert Powers I tried out for my first fashion show it was with “Suede Square”. I made it and from there people saw me model and wanted me for their shows. On Sunday May 22nd I modeled for “Malino di rouge”, she started young with her dream and now sells hundred dollar clothing. She successful with her line and one day I want to be the same. I chose to put a runway in my photo because it describes me and my life. My success one day will be from modeling I am confident and will be successful.


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My Unique Street Art!

Posted by Taneeja Jones in ART 9 - Hertz - e2 on Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 10:28 pm
​The meaning of the work I created is Chinese letters that means Goddess. What inspired my work was the look of Chinese letters and the unique meaning. I chose to put my artwork by the office because everyone has to go by and/or to there throughout the day. This project changed my perception of art by showing that art can be anything as long as it has some kind of meaning or symbolizes something. This project changed my perception of art around the city in the same way but just makes it way more understanding as to why someone made it and put it where it is. 
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Consequences of your creations online!

Posted by Taneeja Jones in TECH 1 - Hertz - e1 on Tuesday, January 19, 2016 at 7:51 am
  1. My "motivations" ​Slideshow shows a picture with words that may motivate the person to say those comments and bad words.
  2. My "emotions" slideshow is trying to say the emotions people get when they see the comments or when the chose to post those comments.
  3. My "Results" slideshow is telling you what is the outcome of what you did? Was the outcome good or bad?
  4. My "Impression" slideshow is asking you what impression are you giving to other about you? Do you like the impression is that how you want to be seen?
  5. My "Decisions" slideshow is shows you if you are making a good or bad decision and would your parents accept the decision you made to do this?
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Survival guide for online

Posted by Taneeja Jones in TECH 1 - Hertz - e1 on Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 10:09 pm
Online i'm someone who doesn't entertain everything and keeps to myself. I believe i am perceive as pretty and antisocial because i don't entertain everything that's post or said. Before posting i consider would everyone agree with it and like the picture. The pros and cons of sharing online is that sometimes people won't agree with everything you post and that everyone thinks and feelings differently towards certain things.

Lack of control and Permanence and Immediacy have an impact on our online live because everything you post you don't have control of once its post. My thoughts on social background checks is that they aren't okay because if i do good in work then that shouldn't hurt because of my online presentation as long as i don't bring it to work. Also if i did something wrong in my pass online then my future should be hurting if i changed myself around. 

Free of speech is when you can say what you want to a certain point. What is protected is the things that aren't post online. What isn't safe is the things that are posted. An internet troll is someone who hides behind the computer and/or someone else's page and says bad things about people to upset them. The goals of internet trolls are to hurt peoples feelings.

 You can stop internet trolls by stepping up to them and blocking them. A troll may make another page then you report them and tell your friends too. The pros of posting anonymously is that you can make up things and fake someone else. The cons is you aren't yourself and can get caught and get in trouble.

      3 Tips for online: 
- Don't listen to what people say
- Don't worry or comment if it's going to start something 
- Don't do something you wouldn't want done to you
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