Chris Lopez Final Project

Fighting the Gay Formula

Happy Summer :]

Humping The American Dream

No one really knows what others are striving for....
Working together for a common dream that no one understands will ultimately lead to common faliure.
The American Dream is completely objective.

Here's my final presentation:
http://prezi.com/g4cewu5w_oub/

by Alyssa Salisbury

think about it.

http://prezi.com/9tohjgyvvilj/censorship/

Christopher Reed's presentation

Oh stumbleupon...

Hey, I was just stumblingupon (for those that don't know, you click a button and it takes you to random websites it thinks you'd like) before leaving for our final meeting, and I stumbled upon this. I figured that a lot of people in this class are in education, so it might be cool to see, although it's pretty cool regardless.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxsOVK4syxU

Final Project

http://tinyurl.com/25pa6fh

Feminist Theory Text Set

http://www.wix.com/KnFox1/Feminist-Project

can't wait to see everyone's projects!

Superhero Identity Text Set

Here is my final project. It's a text set about Superheroes and identity, and the issues superheroes have coming to terms with their identities. I hope you enjoy.

Superhero Text Set


Brett Robb

Themed Text Set

Final Project

That link will take you to my final project. It was my first shot at creating a Prezi, so I hope it works out ok. Use the arrow keys to navigate it, and click to enlarge or rotate. Hope you guys enjoy it!

-Joel

Final Project

Here is my final project. See y'all tomorrow :)

Portrayal/Betrayal

Enjoy,
Brandon

Children's Literature Association Draft Program

If anyone is interested in heading down to the ChLA conference in Ann Arbor in June, here's a link to the draft of the program.

Gallery Walk on Wednesday!

Gallery Walk of Young Adult Literature Projects

12:45-1:45 on Wednesday, May 5

Regular classroom

The votes are in on how to share final projects. The option that most people chose was the gallery walk. (Small groups came in a strong second.) 

Other than bringing a copy of your project/presentation, you don't have anything to do to prepare. (Although if your project is on-line, try to bring a computer. I'll have mine and we can also use the classroom computer.) We'll do the actual organization on Wednesday, but since we'll want to have everyone have a chance to share and talk about his/her project, we'll divide the class into groups and take turns mingling and "presenting".

I'll bring some treats!

Submitting projects:

• If your project needs to be submitted as a hard copy (i.e. poster, scrapbook, binder, etc.), then you can just hand it in at the end of the Gallery Walk. (I'll also supply post-it notes and ask you when and how you would like the project returned.)
• If your project is a traditional paper, please submit it to the Angel dropbox before the Gallery Walk. I will send feedback via email.
• If your project is on-line, you can either do a post on our blog with a link or go to the Angel dropbox and supply the url for the project. (Either way, I'll email feedback privately.)

 Other questions?