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I am in an active search for some "stuff" to use for our Sept 11th, tribute. I decided one of you might already have some inside track on that.
Please share - as I am sure many of us will honor this 10th anniversary. Peggy R. James, M.Ed Fayetteville High School peggy.james@fayar.net For the 5th anniversary, one of my students did a piece with perspective. She looked at the "Where were you" moments from different generations: December 7 & 8, 1942, November 22, 1963, January 28th, 1986, April 19th, 1995, and finally, September 11, 2001. She used radio and television press recordings from each president: "December 7th, 1941, a day which shall live in infamy...", "...reached out to touch the face of God", "Their legacy must be our lives." Then, she interviewed people who remembered those days and how it affected their lives. We were fortunate to have a custodian who was a freshman in high school in 1941. We had an English Teacher who was a 4th grader when Kennedy was assassinated, the same age as some of our students in 2001. There was a science teacher who was a sophomore in high school in 1986. Eventually, we began interviewing our students about their experiences on September 11. The piece was somber, but it spanned the generations. It was about 20 minutes long. Those tragedies, as well as September 11, should be a part of the Presidential Libraries. You can probably find photos online at the library sites. There would be government owned photos of the event. Sharlo Rogers Goddard High School, Goddard, Kansas srogers@goddardusd.com Copyright
Do any of y’all have any assignments (written work / research / projects) that are good for copyright? My students are fully aware of copyright, but I would like to get them to do more work to reinforce what I am telling them about copyright. Right now it feels like “we can’t play music / use pictures that we want to use because MR. HOLMES won’t let us”, and not “we can’t play music / use pictures that we want to use because THE LAW won’t let us”. I want them to understand the process of how different groups GET permission to use copyright material.
Anybody got anything I could look at? Christian Holmes christian.holmes@springbranchisd.com September 21, 2010 Several of the teachers in our school district use the Digital Citizenship and Creative Content Curriculum available at http://digitalcitizenshiped.com/. It's free, just register. Susan Smith s.smith@ecisd.us |
