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Interactive Posters

12/7/2015

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Seniors in AP English class have recently read the book Grendel by American author John Gardner. It is a retelling of part of the Old English poem Beowulf from the perspective of the antagonist, Grendel. The novel deals with finding meaning in the world, the power of literature and myth, and the nature of good and evil.  Students used Glogster to create an interactive poster based on a chapter from the book emphasizing the astrological connections to the characters and themes throughout the book. They identified heroic and philosophical values as well as including sound and video in their posters. See the rubric to learn how this project was assessed or click on the following links to interact with posters from chapter 6  and chapter 2. Students were engaged in learning about analyzing and interpreting text for their interactive posters. 

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News from the Past

12/7/2015

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Students in Mexican history classes researched and created newspapers based on the news and format of the day. Students used a tutorial video to learn how to use iCloud Pages and collaborate on a new document. Google Docs do not allow for the necessary formatting flexibility needed for designing columns of text and images so the iCloud suite is a good solution. It allows students to collaborate 
online using the same powerful tools as the desktop version.  Learn more about Mexico's independence by reading the news from September 1829 as written by ASFG Juniors. This project motivated students by engaging them in quality research and collaboration.
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