Guest NukeWithG Posted August 30, 2014 Report Share Posted August 30, 2014 So what are your experiences of doing writing or blogging as CAS? I'm an avid writer myself and when I realized that I could do that for CAS I was overjoyed, but then I heard that some schools don't allow writing for CAS. Currently my plan would be to create a blog for writing, as well as doing my other blog (found here: http://nerdexeallthingsnerdy.blogspot.fi/) to cover most of my creativity side for CAS. Also, how would I get a CAS supervisor for this? The blog itself wouldn't be enough for the writing one at least, since writing even a relatively short story can take weeks with all the rewriting and tweaking that goes on. Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
IBfreakingout! Posted August 31, 2014 Report Share Posted August 31, 2014 I haven't done writing as part of CAS but I'd say that if there were any writing competitions happening that you know of then writing for, as a particapant, that should definitely be allowed. I know that my friend, for her CAS project, wanted to put on a play. For that she was writing the script herself and then recruiting actors (her friends). It didn't end up happening as she found another project, but that could be a very interesting project. You could then put on the play and collect money from it which you could donate to charity. Or you could put on a play in an old home's place or something like that. Then you would be able to cover 2 of the 3 categories....Creativity and Service. Writing blogs about IB, I have heard do count for CAS in some places though not at my school so that might depend on the nature of the blog and your CAS/IB co-ordinator should be able to clarify for you. Whenever I had activities that were not necessarily overlooked by anyone, such as rehearsing for a dance that we did.... then our CAS co-ordinator was happy to be the supervisor anyway. (We had to show progress and show her our plan of rehearsal timings etc). Similarly your co-ordinator could easily go on the blog to see progress. Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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