Critical Literacies 2017-2018
This is the freshman level blended class of English I taught by Mrs. Bence and Digital Media taught by Mrs. Kat Saucier. We hope you enjoy our learners' multi-modal compositions responding to the various invitations to create.

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21 responses to "American Creed" and counting
Darkness Sarah , New Tech High at Coppell, Texas This is the digital story about the American Creed that I created in my critical literacies class. I wanted to show what America was really like in a poetic form. I'm glad I got to create this beca... Tagged With poetry
Martin Luther King Jr. Masking Desiree S., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas My masking assignment is over Martin Luther King Jr. I will continue to look up to his bravery. He understood the importance of diversity and freedom for all. This man not only stood up for what he... Tagged With freedom
America Is..... Jordan Mundhenk , New Tech High at Coppell, Texas I wrote this poem to show the good and the bad in America. I wanted to highlight the good things about our country but I also draw awareness to the bad things to encourage people to make a change. Tagged With freedom
Lucy Impacts America Anne-Marie D., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas We used Photoshop to create an image of someone we feel impacted America. I chose Lucille Ball because I grew up watching I Love Lucy and knew that the show was a big part of other peoples' childho... Tagged With america , freedom
American Creed Essay Sahil C, New Tech High at Coppell, Texas With this essay, we were able to explore for ourselves what it means to be an American, which is impactful for every person. When I write I incorporate quotes to find meaning. So I leave you with t... Tagged With social justice
Let Dreamers Dream Steven L., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas This is a poem I wrote about the values that America cherishes and exemplifies the rights that everyone possesses. No matter how different you may look or the way you act, everyone is given the rig... Tagged With equality
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