English projects focus on change
Freshmen Cecilia Romero reads poem about resilience to her round-robin partner before her final presentation.
Photo Credit: Bree Eure
English PBL presentations took place on Oct. 2 and 3 in all grade levels.
“Since this was my first PBL ever, I was nervous but excited to present. I believe I did very well overall,” freshman Sophia Zaman said.
Each PBL focused on different topics like spoken word poetry, propaganda techniques used in the news, political issues, and stress.
“I was prepared for my PBL presentation so my group and I did very well. This PBL gave me the chance to become familiar with the different propaganda techniques in the news,” sophomore Xavier Bauer said.
Each English PBL provided students with a basis of what is going on in the world outside of school. This project related to the theme of the school year, “Be the Change,” by students recognizing that they are the ones who can make a difference in this world.
Loading ...“My PBL presentation was amazing. Our overall visual product was phenomenal and I was able to learn about the issues outside of school that adults face in the real world and how the youth are the ones who can really make a difference” junior Anthony Paculan said.
About Bree Eure
My name is Bree and I am the News Editor for Southwest Shadow. I am a junior in the Respiratory Therapy program. My dream is to become a Trauma Surgeon, which is why I am involved in a medical program at SWCTA. I am in journalism because I love to write. Writing has always been my passion. Plus, our adviser, Mr. Matthew LaPorte is an awesome and hilarious teacher and has taught me a lot since my freshman year of high school.
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