Social Justice: How can we bring more awareness to the presented topics? What can you do during your everyday life?What resonated with you during this presentation/s? by Hether Hoffmann https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn Made with ♥ en-us 2016-10-27 15:07:59 UTC 2016-11-08 16:35:37 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Shakinghands.png William C https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656276 One way we can bring more awareness to our certain topics is by using websites that have been already created. These websites can help spread awareness. I know that many peoples topics were about stereotypes. Some people joke about it, but in reality it can really affect on how someone thinks about themselves. This really resonated with me because I feel like I joked about stereotypes a little bit but now I know that it is wrong. I have just realized after listening to many presentations that this project has actually helped all of us open our eyes to all the bad stereotypes and things that are happening across the world.

]]> 2016-10-27 15:18:38 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656276 Bobby https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656381 A way we can bring more awareness to our topics is by telling those who do not know they are effecting Indians. Stereotypes such as being good at math and having their parents strict are not all true. Although some might be strict, not all of them say "If you get an A- then you are a disgrace". A lot of parents of all races are strict so why focus it on Asians and Indians?]]> 2016-10-27 15:18:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656381 Abby B benjamin_a17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656504 I think we can bring more awareness fro all social justice topics by educating. Whether that be through speeches, word of mouth, or anything else education can be something everyone can benefit from. Stereotypes can be eliminated if everyone is educated about that subject.

Female stereotypes are something every woman faces. I think women need to be more open about their feelings, and others need to show more compassion.

Racial stereotypes are apart of everyday life. No matter what, people are going to acknowledge that one skin tone is darker than another. People can help manage this by really thinking before speaking. How would you feel if someone made an offensive comment about your race?

Having a public space for all people is really important in a community. It is the right of the people to have a common space to enjoy the beautiful lake. Today so many people gather on the beaches, and so to not have it would be a huge disappointment.

]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:13 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656504 Batool J jafri_b17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656561 I think one way we can bring an awareness is by going out and informing people about this certain issue. 

Female stereotypes occur everyday. People should spread awareness to this important subject whether it be through signs or images or speeches.  

Asian stereotypes occur everyday even when you do not know you are. Like for example some are that their parents are really strict or they all do not play sports.  

I liked how Mia did a different style of presenting. She sung a song about social justices. She used repetition with her chorus which made her presentation remember-able 

I like how Gavin's presentation was about the environment. 

I like how Jeevan and Bobby made there stop motion animation memorable but creative and funny at the same time.


]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:22 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656561 Maddie D dickerson_m17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656572 Female stereotypes are a major issue still today. Spreading awareness is important not only to stop the stereotypes but to give confidence back to the people affected by those stereotypes.

Asian stereotypes are very common in today's society. Everyday someone makes a joke not realizing that it can effect someone. If you hear someone making those jokes inform and educate them on why it is wrong. Don stand by and do nothing. 



]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:23 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656572 Josie A https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656579 Racial stereotypes are something that come up a lot in day to day life so I enjoyed getting to see the difference between the stereotypes and reality. Sometimes we need to stop and think before we say something as it may be offensive.

Females have been limited by female stereotypes for centuries and it's something that everyone should be aware of. By being aware of these stereotypes we can help put a stop to them which will allow women more freedom in what they chose to do in day to day life and will help to restore confidence.

I thought Mia's project really brought to light all the things happening in our country and if we don't realize that something is a problem then we can't even try to fix it.

Many people don't know the signs of eating disorders so by raising awareness about the symptoms we can save lives by getting people help.

With stereotypes in general we all need to be aware of what we are saying because stereotypes have become so common that we may not even realize that we are both categorizing and limiting people based on these stereotypes.]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:24 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656579 Sarah H https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656587 Female stereotypes are inflicted not only by men, but also women and themselves. These expectations destroy confidence and sucks away their self-esteem. Spreading awareness will help women by recognizing their inner-voices saying all these stereotypical things. Education is important. 

The death row is incredibly unfair. The racial bias and socioeconomic bias makes it even more unjust. I think we need to spread awareness about the unjust punishments, but even then, it would be hard to completely stop the death penalty. 

I really enjoyed and appreciated Mia's project because it included basically all social justice issues that are happening now. The song will be stuck in my head for the rest of the day.  ]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:25 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656587 Rohan https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656588 One way that we can raise awareness is by going out into the community telling people about the struggle that people go through. For instance when people mock Asian people they might find it funny, but Asian's do not find jokes about there race funny at all. I think that we should talk to anybody who you see being racist, and tell them that they are not doing the right think, and that they should think about how they would feel if people were mocking them that way. If you ever find yourself in the position when you are about to make a racist joke or comment you should think for 1 moment, and think if that will hurt anyone's feelings.


]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:25 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656588 Katia L linsdau_k17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656649 We can bring more awareness to stereotypes in particular by choosing ourselves not to believe in them and spreading that idea. 

I think that perfection is a very important topic because it is nearly impossible to define qualitative perfection and it is an issue that is a part of all of us in one way or another.]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:34 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656649 Addy R reader_a17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656678   A way we can bring awareness to stereotypes is to ignore them. If you or someone is ever affected by them then just ignore them. If people stop caring then people who place these stereotypes on others will not feel inclined to ask or judge. These topics resonated because ]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:39 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656678 James https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656690 We can bring more awareness to presented topics by being aware when we ourselves think these things

We can also stop stereotypes by speaking out when we hear other people saying these things

I think if everyone thought about exactly what they were about to say (Whether it was true, a good thing to say), especially stereotypes, could be eliminated

I think the aspect about not only skinny people can be anorexic was pretty interesting

Most Indian stereotypes aren't really about Indian people, but about India the place.




]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:41 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656690 Gavin S https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656691 We can bring more awareness to these topics by posting online to educate as many people as possible. 

The stop motion was a new way to educate people about Asian stereotypes.

Doing a song/wrap is a good way to educate people about Asian stereotypes.

The data points about the death penalty made the presentation more interesting how unfair the actual penalty is.  

The song about all social justice was really interesting because it showed so many problems that have to do with social injustice. 

The video hit a key point about Indian stereotypes, like the stereotype about how all Indian parents are strict. 


]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:41 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656691 Jeevan https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656719 Indian stereotypes are funny at times, but we should be more aware about being kind and not making fun of Indians. It's not just about Indians, it's about all cultures and people. Skin color, accents, and looks should not be how you judge people. You judge people for who they are.

One way to be more aware during the day is by thinking and asking yourself "Is this truthful? Would this hurt someone?" before acting, speaking, or posting something online.]]> 2016-10-27 15:19:44 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656719 Kevin https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656850 A way to bring more awareness to any of the topics being presented would just simply be talking. If you tell someone and they tell someone and that keeps going than that can raise the awareness of almost anything. The way we can help some of the issues presented in everyday life is by catching ourselves if we're doing something wrong. you should also encourage others to be aware of their actions as well.]]> 2016-10-27 15:20:05 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656850 Ronje R roy_r17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656954 We can bring awareness to the issue of Asian stereotypes by being aware ourselves about the issue. We can make sure that people don't stereotype people right away. Not all Asians have small eyes, or are good at math, or are bad at English, or always do martial arts, and the list goes on. So the way to raise awareness is just to be aware yourself and set an example]]> 2016-10-27 15:20:19 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133656954 AJ https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133657268 2016-10-27 15:21:02 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133657268 Je https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133658200 2016-10-27 15:23:10 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133658200 Mia https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133664322 I love this presentation because the organization of personality stereotype is interesting, since we just took personality tests at the beginning of school. It's very comprehensive, and about something that not many people think about. Plus, I really like how rehearsed this looked and how meaningfully thoughtful this was. ]]> 2016-10-27 15:37:53 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133664322 Ronje R roy_r17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133671992 I was really surprised at how female stereotypes affect women everyday. Also, I thought Mia did a great job mentioning so many stereotypes. Anorexia is a very serious issue as well. While I am aware of some stereotypes, it was interesting to see how Maddie Sarah and Batool conveyed the disorder. ]]> 2016-10-27 15:55:20 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133671992 Jeevan https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133675109 I really liked Mia's presentation not only because it had a lot of information over social justice but it was very catchy and I remember everything in the presentation well because of the song.]]> 2016-10-27 16:03:29 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133675109 Jeevan https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133676211 Maddie, Abby, Batool, and Sarah had a great presentation especially because they explained not to judge people by their weight because it could be a medical reason. I also liked how they talked about what to do when people have disorders as they described]]> 2016-10-27 16:06:32 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/133676211 George G https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514601 Matthew had a good presentation because it brought to light a topic that I didn't realized existed at this time.

Lucas shows the major difference in wages of black and white people. For every dollar a white man makes, a black man makes 74 cents.

Grace and Amelia showed how impactful bullying can be. Some harms include suicide or attempted suicide. 

Kendall:
Kendall showed what mental illness truly is. Her drawing really made an impact because you cannot see what someone is really feeling. I could relate because she said that is is more common fore someone in a gifted school to have a mental illness.

Maddie:
Maddie's drawing was very touching because it shows how easy it can be for someone to have suicidal thoughts or actions.

Marcus:
Marcus's presentation shows the true actions of other people and not their skin color.

EveAnne:
She told us about the true meaning of depression and how it relates to the gay community. People should accept people for their sexuality.

Josh:
Josh showed how people can really stereotype asians. Short, smart, can't speak english.

Antonio:
Women make less money than men, and this is not right. All people should earn the same wage.

Doogy:
Kim jong un is a terrible person. He starves the people in north korea and drives them into poverty. He spends all of his time focusing on war.

Freddie:
Many muslims are thought to be terroritst even though the muslim religion is about peace.

Joseph:
Some people who go to public school have a great life, while some end up not as well because of the school

Grayson:
Being bullied for race. Everybody is ther same. Skin color does not matter.

Daniel:
I didn't know that Israel has been in war for nearly all of its history. I also didn't know that it lead toward bad actions outside of the countries.]]> 2016-11-01 15:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514601 Antonio 8.1 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514627 Matthew: Getting bullied by Race 

Short video but very impacting it was well made and the concept said a lot about being bullied by your race.

Lucas: The Difference in pay According to race
 
Sounded a lot like my presentation and since I have researched it myself I feel like his information is very correct and to the point, and yes it is very important in my opinion.

Grace/Amelia:  Bullying

How might bullying might not be here but other schools and places. Very good message in the video and everything their is very true I have seen bullying and been in bullying situations myself, and I know it is not a joke and it is a very serious situation that needs to come to an end/stop. 

Kendall:  Mental Illness awareness

Nice picture very detailed and really  well made. Well said and I have also had friends and people I know who go through this and it is a con of being a genius/gifted. 

Maddie H. : Mental Health awareness (Suicides)

Like Kendall's but very well said in the manner of the suicide portion of mental health awareness. The picture was very descriptive and well made because I know she worked on it for awhile and it came out great. She could of talked a little louder since I couldn't hear her  very well.

Marcus: Racial/Gender stereotyping

People are being accused for doing stuff because of there gender/race and being found bad for some people of a race or gender compared to others of a different race or gender.

EveAnee: LGBQ/Rights in general
or Depression

People are ignoring LGBQ society. 
Research shows that LGBQ people are more likely to commit suicide or do something bad to themselves. I think the pictures and video explained the problem well.   

Joshua:  Asian People Stereotypes

Really well made rap but I feel like a lot of the start was somewhat racist, but he ended with a very good rhyme/rap about how it was bad.

Antonio: Men Vs. Women wage

AMAZING WELL SAID!!!!  ]]> 2016-11-01 15:24:11 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514627 EveAnne https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514710 We can talk about it more in school. We can notice when it is happening and bring more attention to it. The way it was presented showed that this is something that does exist in the world and that it applies to everyone. (Matthew)

We can also talk about it more than we do . Also talking about what's happening is something we can do. I didn't know about this at all and so it informed me. (Lucas)

We can also talk about it more and not pretend like it's not happening. As the video said "STAND UP" when we see it. It was presented very professionally so it got the point across.(Grace and Amelia)

We can discuss this more.  (For the 2 first question.) The drawing made the subject stand out. (Kendall)

We can also talk about it more. We can also try to help people who experience this. The vastness or this issue. (Maddie)

We can notice that this is happening. We can talk about it more. The picture amplifies the topic well.(Marcus)

We talk about the issues more. Talk about these issues. The was it was presented was different than other presentations about similar topics. (Josh)

The topic can be talked about more. that the gap changes and that the presentations about wage gap has to take out a variable in able to have the information.(Antonio)

That we don't joke about the topics and talk about them. That the topic was finally addressed seriously and what is happening.(Doogy)

The presentation was interesting. It's good that we're talking about this. The art was also a way to remember what we need to be aware of.(Freddie)

This is an important subject because it also is not always addressed. The picture emphasized the topic.(Joseph)

We should discuss this more and what we can do to help. The amount of women in the government.(George)

We should talk about it and encourage it to be talked about more. The font on the picture made the topic seem important.(Grayson)

We never talk about this topic in detail. The picture included a lot of different things that completed the idea.(Daniel)]]> 2016-11-01 15:24:22 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514710 Amelia Z https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514743 Although Matthew's presentation was short, I thought it was meaningful and presented the topic well.

Lucas presented his topic well by using facts to support the topic. 

Kendall's topic was very well explained and I liked how she explained how it could be common in our school.

Maddie had really well-chosen facts to give background information about her topic. I also liked the concept of her drawing.

Marcus' project was very creative and he explained his topic well.

EveAnne had a good topic and explained it well. I think her video could have been longer, just so we could see the art. 

Josh's presentation was creatively delivered and he stated a lot of stereotypes. 

Antonio used a lot of information and details about his topic to prove his point.

Doogy explained his topic clearly and provided well-chosen facts.

Freddie had good statistics and a meaningful topic.

Joseph had a topic that isn't commonly discussed and I thought that was interesting.

]]> 2016-11-01 15:24:26 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514743 Marcus  https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514770 Matthew: We can observe what is happening around us and take a stand
Lucas' presentation showed me new info about the topic

Grace/Amelia included great music that made the facts stick with me more

Kendall's picture was touching but it would be cool to tell people how we can help

EveAnne's presentation was very good and her film helped me picture the problem so that I can be aware

Joshua made an amazing poem that made the info stick with me. It was very good. 

Antonio shed light on the fact that men made more than a woman and spread awareness. ]]> 2016-11-01 15:24:30 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514770 Lucas 8.1 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514775 Matthew's presentation was not bad, but was not very informative in terms of facts of any studies that may have been done and did not have a specific message at all. I did not learn anything from this presentation because all it said was "we are all the same" and it only showed the faces of a bunch of people.
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Grace and Amelia's video was very informative and presented facts that included statistics. Carried out its message very well and told people to stand up. Very good.
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Kendall's presentation was about mental illness. Promoted awareness and told people to take a stand. This was a good presentation
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Maddie talked about suicide and focused on depression. Like Kendall, she talked about how gifted people are more susceptible to these mental illnesses. Did not have many facts, but gave specific statistics to support her topic
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The topic that Marcus talked about was racial and gender stereotypes. Presented facts and told people to be aware of this. Overall a decent presentation.
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EveAnne's presentation was about the LGBTQ+ and talked about some  facts, including that people who identify in the LGBTQ+ community are more likely to be depressed.
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Josh's presentation was, well, different. Initially, I thought that it was a joke, but later on in the presentation I realized that Josh was being very serious. This presentation was very unique and the presentation was very good.
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Antonio presented his information well but stuttered a lot.
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Doogy talked about Kim Jong Un and his very poor treatment of North Korea.
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Freddie spoke about religious prejudice against Muslims. He said that only 1 in 10,000 Muslims in America are violent extremists.
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Joseph was talking about the difference between people's education across the world and how their lives changed based on their education. 
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]]> 2016-11-01 15:24:31 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134514775 Joshua https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134515137 Lucas's presentation was very good and informative. The image made his project very clear. Matthew was short and sustinct which is good. Grace and Amelia's was verry good and they obviously put alot of work into it. the message to stop bullying was made very clear in the video. Kendall has a good name for her project. She has great facts about mental illness. Her canvas was very good. Maddie also had a lot of facts about mental illness that were very interesting. She spoke a little fast but it was slow enough to still understand. The painting was very good as well. Marcus was very detailed. He's trying to raise awareness. Very abstract image and interesting. Evanne's topic was one that no one else talked about. Her artwork/video was very original and it was good that she was able to explain it. Antonio's presentation was very good and he had a good topic to talk about wages between male and female. Very good. Doogy's was about North Korea and the collage looked professionally done. Freddy's collage looks a little unproffesional but his facts and speaking were good. Joseph's topic is important because education is very important in order to succeed in life. George had good facts and a nice idea. Grayson's picture was very professional and I didn't know those facts. Daniel taught about the history of Israel but he did not have a lot of facts which is bad.]]> 2016-11-01 15:25:25 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134515137 Grace  https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134515256 Matthew's presentation was on a very important topic. His video was powerful and his presentation was clear. We are not exposed to this topic as much as others so we don't think about it as much but it is important and needs to be stopped. 

The facts were interesting and informative. Racial discrimination is a very important topic and even though it is not a huge problem at Quest, it is a huge problem in society and it was good that he addressed that. 

Maddie's presentation was great. I loved the canvas painting and her presentation was very interesting. I loved her facts - they were eye-opening. I thought that pictures like hers will bring more awareness to topics as serious as this. 

I really liked Marcus's presentation. The explanation was good and concise. I liked his graphic. Nice! Racial/Gender stereotyping is a HUGE problem that I am sure all of us have encountered. We need to broaden our minds. 

I loved Kendall's topic. It is a great drawing. I wish I had gotten a longer look at the drawing but from what I saw, it was AMAZING! Mental Illness is a HUGE PROBLEM. I have encountered it personally and I know people who have. We need to make sure we know about these topics so we can help others. 

EveAnne was right. We don;t talk about the LGBTQ community in school frequently. I like that she brought it up when we don't generally talk about it. Great presentation. People also get bullied for this topic which is SO WRONG. 

Joshua's was creative and it was very powerful. I did not appreciate people who were laughing because it was a serious topic and not meant to be humorous. I loved the rhyming and the topic resonated with me. Great Job!

Antonio's presentation was kind of short but the facts were clear. I wished he had talked louder because the information he was giving sounded good. 

Doogy's presentation was great. I liked his graphic and the unique aspect that he chose to highlight when talking about poverty. 

Freddie's presentation gave a very important message. I think that this needs to be addressed. I wish he had added more facts but overall it was GREAT. 

Joseph's presentation was good. I will he would have talked a bit louder because I really wanted to hear what he had to say but I liked his graphics and I thought it was great!

I really liked George's project. I liked his information and I could hear him the entire time. He gave many interesting facts that I did not know. I liked the drawing too!

I liked Grayson's facts and I could hear him the entire time. I really loved his picture. I thought it looked very professional! GREAT JOB!!!!!

I really liked Daniel's presentation. The information was amazing. From the Holocaust to problems that Jews are still facing today, it is a good thing that this topic was addressed. I thought that his image was powerful and could raise awareness to this difficult topic. ]]> 2016-11-01 15:25:40 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134515256 Daniel https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134515917 I liked Matthew's presentation because it was a good explanation that you should not judge someone by their skin color, though I think he could have had a little bit more in his presentation.]]> 2016-11-01 15:27:10 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134515917 Grayson https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134516712 Lucas's presentation was very informative and the picture was very clear with it's message
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Grace/Amelia's video was very well made with facts and stop motion animation. The video also had a message and a command
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Kendall's presentation's goal is to spread awareness, that is a great thing, the picture is also detailed and looks like it took time and effort.
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Maddie's presentation tackled a very serious topic and it did well
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Marcus's presentation was good but I couldn't really see the text. The picture was interesting but did need some explanation.
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EveAnnes's picture set had a great message and she mentioned how her issue is rarely talked about.
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Josh's presentation started out in a confusing way, it is a poem. Ohhhh... I get it, that's pretty creative. It was pretty great!
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Antonio's presentation had a lot of information but the actual presentation was pretty pixilated.
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Doogy advocated for no North Korean poverty and for the two Koreas to rejoin.
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Freddie is spreading the message that Islam is peaceful and that its not terrorism
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Joseph's presentation gets the message across clearly though the pictures don't correlate to American public schools
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]]> 2016-11-01 15:28:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134516712 Doogy 8.1 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134516719 Matthew - Matthew's was nice, except it was short, and though it brought out a message, it did not show a problem. Although that was fixed by the explanation at the beginning. 
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Grace and Amelia - I would say a lot of positive things about this presentation, but I think this information has been repeated several times. Except for the suiciding and stuff.
Also, nice stop motion.
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Lucas - Lucas's presentation really opened my eyes. 26% difference between wages in black and white? Guess racism never went away even a little bit.
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Kendall - Mental Illness? We're more prone to anxiety? So then... I feel lucky now.
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Maddie H - Heightened emotions. Sensitive to other conflicts.
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Marcus - He actually had a *formal?* presentation made. Pretty good pixlr? 
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EveAnne - LGDPQ? Not a community that is talked about very often. Okay.  
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Josh - His image is rather racist, although he has none of his own photography. At the very least though, it seems he took it kind of seriously. He says his examples are outdated, although that doesn't work. 
Half of the stereotypes were just jokes and memes. It was funny though.
But it was good. It's pretty good.
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Antonio - Men vs Women wages 
80% now? + or - 5? i don't know. The social justice image doesn't really make sense though because he's comparing a regular business women to Donald Trump, who is a millionaire. 
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Freddie - Religious prejudice against Muslims. All Muslims terrorists. Good editing, and good image. Um... well, I've already heard a lot about this topic, although seriously, people can be dumb.
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Joseph - Social justice is weird. All I see is a happy group, and poverty. What is this about different education? 
oh.
None of his own photos?
Ok so the top picture is those with a bad education and needs to fish out of the dump. But that doesn't work because just because you get a bad education, that doesn't mean you'll be digging in the dump.
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Grayson - Wait, unsurprisingly people are bullied due to race? Okay fine.
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George - Good. teen women earn 56% of wage... Wow.
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Daniel - Jews are still getting killed. Wow. In Israel?]]> 2016-11-01 15:28:56 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134516719 Kendall--8.1 kindzierski_k17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134518205 Matthew’s presentation was very detailed because they made a stand by using their friends to make a video that was only a few seconds long, but proved a point. 

Lucas’s presentation was full of facts I did not know, like the fact that a different skin color can drastically change the wage a person gets. Both of these presentations could have been slightly more prepared and ready to actually discuss the topic. 

Grace and Amelia's presentation was incredibly moving and really shared plenty of information that not many people seem to know about. The information has been said to many people several times, but no one seems to get how much of a serious problem it is. Overall, I really liked this project. 

Maddie's presentation is very good and her drawing is amazing. I wish shd could maybe slow down and not mutter. Hard to pick up information, but otherwise it was excellent and really got a point across.

Marcus did a really good job presenting his project. The writing was hard to read on his presentation. The photo is really creative 

I really liked EveAnne's project because she was incredibly direct and really proved a point with her project. Maybe she could slow down a little? Otherwise I really like the creativity

Josh's presentation was definitely interesting and creative. The poem was incredibly good, but it seemed a little...vague? Not sure, but otherwise it was pretty good and the poem was really creative and great. 

Antonio's presentation is good, it just seems that he seems to be muttering a lot. It is hard to hear him, but the charts are good and the topic is important.

Doogy's presentation is good, but what he is saying is slightly unclear. However, it is a really good project and it looks like he put a lot into it. He projected really nicely as well!

Freddie's topic is very unique and his project itself is incredibly good. I learned from it and he definitely got the point across.

Joseph's project is about a really important topic, but people should not be laughing during it. The images itself are really good and detailed.

]]> 2016-11-01 15:32:03 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134518205 Daniel https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134519451 Lucas's presentation was about wage differences between races. I did not know that there is a huge difference between the white man and the black man wage is. For every dollar that a white man makes, a black man makes 74 cents. That is a huge difference. I really liked his presentation.]]> 2016-11-01 15:34:50 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134519451 Matthew https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134519742 Lucas- you presented with a lot of information but you could have prepared better.

Grace and Amelia- The words sometimes went a little fast so I didn't get to read the full slide.

Kendall-  Great drawing and a great presentation. You had a lot of great facts.

Maddie- SLOW DOWN. You presented a lot of facts along with your speed reading that I couldn't quite catch

Marcus- Great picture, your picture explained racial and sexual stereotypes.

EveAnne- I didn't quite get the pictures in your video. But you presented your topic well

Josh- Nice rhyme, helped the presentation go along. Asian stereotypes were good, but were hard to read.

Antonio- White women get payed more than black men and women. Stuttered a lot but you included key information.

Doogy- Great topic. Had a lot of information and the picture was pretty easy to understand.

Freddie- Picture was easily understood. Research was done well.

Joseph- Didn't get your pictures and I didn't understand the problem. I don't think that the top picture was taken in America.

George- Interesting facts. Image represented topic very well.

Grayson-  Nice topic and nice image. A little short and you forgot to put why you chose this topic

Daniel- Interesting topic, way to be different. I learned a lot from you.


]]> 2016-11-01 15:35:28 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134519742 Freddie 8.1 tang_f17 https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134524364 Kendall's presentation was informative, but I could not see the drawing.
Luca's presentation gave me new information, but his picture was not that creative.
Grace and Amelia's video was well made: the music was nice, the stop motion animation looked cool, the message was clear.
Maddie talked too fast and did not give the reason she chose the topic.
Marcus's presentation was informative, and his picture was very original.
EveAnne's presentation was good but the pictures were very hard to see, and I did not get the message before she told us it.
Matthew's presentation had little meaning because it just showed a bunch of people and then unclear drawing and then "we are all the same." I do not see how I can take anything away from that.
Josh's presentation seemed more of a joke than a presentation. Most of the stereotypes were not even real. The picture was just a bunch of memes.
Antonio's picture made me think that he was joking because he labeled the man as Trump, which was totally not needed.
Doogy's presentation was very informative, and his picture was nicely made (doing collages of multiple images).

George's presentation was very good and it incorporated interesting facts.

Daniel: I did not know that Jewish people are still in conflict with other peoples!]]> 2016-11-01 15:46:30 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134524364 Daniel https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134529088 Grace and Amelia's presentation was really good. There topic was about bullying. A fact that I did not know is that every 1 out of 4 people in the country are bullied. This is a very serious topic and people should stop bullying other people.]]> 2016-11-01 15:58:21 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134529088 Joseph https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134529404 Marcus your presentation was very informative but I feel you could have put more effort into it 

Josh's Presentation's Presentation was AMAZING. It was extremely creative and it was extremely factual.

Antonio's Info graphic was also really good as well.]]> 2016-11-01 15:59:02 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134529404 Daniel https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134531604 I really enjoyed Kendall's presentation. Her drawing was really good. ]]> 2016-11-01 16:05:26 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134531604 Daniel https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134535450 At first I thought Josh was just insulting Asians, especially Chinese people, but eventually I figured that he was listing stereotypes that people have said about asians. I thought it was a very good presentation.]]> 2016-11-01 16:15:37 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134535450 Daniel https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134539017 I liked Antonio's presentation. His topic was about the wage comparison between a male and a female. I learned that in 1973 woman were then allowed to have their own checking account which is crazy.]]> 2016-11-01 16:24:26 UTC https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/134539017 Maddie H https://padlet.com/hether_hoffmann/4aaf9qd1w6nn/wish/136148587 Our society has a lot of issues. I don’t think people realize how much their words hurt and affect people. I knew that women weren’t treated equally, but when you see it as a number you realize how big the difference is. 

People’s races are talked about way too much. Yes, your nationality is a part of you, but you shouldn’t be treated differently because of your nationality. I never really thought about how it would affect people’s wages.

There were a lot of topics talked about that I didn’t know because they weren’t placed in the US. I think we forget that there are other things happening in the world that have nothing to do with us, but still affect people drastically. The facts that were stated in the presentations were really eye opening. 

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