demoracy

I chose this picture of a classroom to describe democracy. I think in a democracy, every citizen has certain basic rights that the state cannot take away from them. These rights are guaranteed under international law.

By JaNaisa from The Academy of Richmond County in Georgia

You have the right to have your own beliefs, and to say and write what you think. No one can tell you what you must think, believe, and say or not say. There is freedom of religion & also freedom of speech.

The Academy of Richmond County

Ms. Carr's ARC Tools for College

First-semester students who are enrolled in the Tools for College course and are working on the "Civic Journalism" project.

More responses from Georgia

Surprise Me

The Faces of CCHS (K.M.G.)

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Democracy

I get to choose the music I listen to thanks to democracy

My Democracy JB

This shows that you can choose whatever you want whether it is what shoe you wear or who your president is. Everyone has a say in what they themselves wear.

The Crisis in Ukraine

This is about the attacks and how heartbreaking it is to the people who are helping in every way they can to the injured or captured soldiers.

what is a democracy

I believe that a democracy is any group that can influence the balance of its state and the hearts of the people.

Our democracy

The American flag has stood as a symbol of freedom and justice for over 225 years. Through wars and in times of peace.

the faces of cchs

I am connected to cchs because I go to the school and participate in club activities. I have been part of the community for 2 years. My current role is a student. The community is very surprising.

Democracy

I think this picture represents democracy because it represents America. America is supposed to be a democracy. Americans have the right to vote on issues, representatives, laws, and many others. All things allowed in democracy.

Student Perspective

I interviewed a student who is also a member of the razorback band. She has an interesting view of the school.

Democracy

The Horses represent democracy by the way they work together to come up with ideas and decide what to do. The horses converse in some way before coming to an agreement.

Democracy Manifest

I've taken a picture of the bell-shaped, US flag-colored decoration against the wall, but I am unable to upload or, nor find a more fitting image. So this fireworks display, celebrating our myriad freedoms will have to do. TSP

What Democracy means to me!

What I think of when I see or hear the word democracy I think ruled by the people, or the people take part in making a decision.

More responses about " democracy" and " education"

Surprise Me

Our Democracy

I wrote about how democracy relies heavily on the education of its population.

Our Democracy

This post is about my beliefs on what democracy really is. It explains how people are the core of democracy.

Humans of sophomore honors: Grace N

This document is my Humans of sophomore English interview, with Grace Nelson. I asked her about family school and how they have affected her at a young age.

Django Everta

This is my post for the "Our Democracy" assignment for my 1st period Sophomore Honors class.

The Faces of CCHS (K.M.G.)

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Democracy

This is a building on the campus of the University of Arkansas. It is Peabody Hall. we are using this building for a classroom for our journalism camp. I believe this photo shows democracy because it was chosen by the school to be built as a whole.

Symbols of Democracy

This picture of an American flag with an American soldier plaque and a Soldier for Life sticker depicts what democracy means to me.

Our Democracy

In this response, I talked about what democracy means to me, which is rooted in being equal, having freedom to be ourselves, and the importance of education.

A Library, A Democracy

A library, a book return cabinet is for students to return books of knowledge that they have yet so to retain. Citizens, returning the books, the books representing each person’s vote, their ideas, their beliefs, back into their democracy.

Faces of cchs

2. He is connected because of his baseball connection with the school and being apart of FFA. He has been apart of the CCHS community for 3 years. He is not proud of anything in being in the CCHS community.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Maia

For a project, I interviewed Maia Hales about her life, what she pictures for her future, and some words of wisdom. Maia talked a lot about her family, what she wants to do after high school, and how she would like to be remembered.

Humans of the valley

I interviewed one of my teammates who I look up to and asked them how they wanted to be remembered

To Sit and See

Some people do not have freedom to do most normal things we do in our life. We tend to take the little things for granted but those little things are someone else's dreams. Sit and see the beauty of the world like this women is and enjoy it.

Education in Democracy

One must first know what they are talking about before partaking in democracy, after all no one would want someone coming in and trying to change something without first knowing why something is like it is. But this also brings up other issues.

Our Democracy

Education is the key to "Our Democracy."

Our Democracy

Our Democracy is shaped by the citizens of our community and gives people the power for their voice to be heard.

Humans of Sophmore Honors: Samantha Sweet

For our "Humans of Sophomore Honors" interview project, I interviewed Samantha Sweet. I found that she had a deep passion for animals, engraved in her since the beginning of her life.

what is a democracy

I believe that a democracy is any group that can influence the balance of its state and the hearts of the people.

The crisis In Ukraine

With Russia invading Ukraine I think Ukraine has every right to do what they have to do to protect the elderly, & they children of their country because Who is Russia thinking they can just come into the picture and just try to take over things

Sharing Light Over Water

The sun sets over the reservoir at Lucky Peak State Park in Boise, Idaho on June 27, 2021. The light is partially visible, symbolizing possibilities of this shared space as well as fleeting opportunities. What will we do with the remaining light?

our democracy

this is democracy because it shows brotherhood. it shows that no matter what we have going on we stick together as a team just like how in the government the republicans stick together and the democrats stick together.

Our Democracy

For the Our Democracy project I chose a picute of Luiz Romero's Homcoming Royalty poster.

A human rights issue

I feel like we need to fix this shouldn’t anyone be homeless no matter what they do or what’s there situation because the United States claim that’s there’s not enough money to feed the poor but they have more than enough money to go to war

Democracy Similarities In Nature

This photo is of a tree at Peabody Hall at the University of Arkansas.

Our Democracy

The Our Democracy Education Project is a partnership with the National Writing Project and PhotoWings. PhotoWings' mission is to help photography to be better understood, created, utilized, seen, and saved. The project is also supported by the National Geographic Society and Catchlight, and explores the question, “What does democracy look like?” through the creation of a multimedia record of the state of local, everyday democracy today.