1. How does this course and your project relate to what you would like to study at Old Westbury, your future career, and your activities and concerns as an engaged community member? How might this project contribute to your future as a college student and as a professional?
2. What strengths and experiences do you bring to your Community Learning project? What challenges might you face?
3. Whose story are you going to tell? What is the story about? What do you want your audience to gain from reading the story you choose to share? How might your story connect with civic engagement?
4. How does storytelling provide a voice for marginalized groups, who are often underrepresented or misrepresented? How do stories help develop empathy, create connection, and strengthen civic engagement?
Filipino struggles through history described it in 5 sentence
Who seems to be the audience? Who wants or need to know this information? Does there seem to be a specific audience the author is trying to reach? Why do you think so? If not what makes you think there is not a specific audience?
Select an art work from the books or objects. And describe its qualities, characteristics, construction etc and how you feel about it.
Select a primary school story or a topic from one of the primary syllabus documents, or a typical village activity.
When a student copies and pastes answers without referencing the sources, what is this kind of action called? Is it ethical, please elaborate.
Use the official life skills curriculum document used in your country to plan life skills teaching and learning activities for Grade 6 learners
Compare and contrast classroom-based teaching and learning with distance teaching and learning.
Identify at least THREE points from any source and use them as examples to compare and contrast
the two teaching and learning contexts. Conclude by stating which of the two is better and state at
least THREE reasons for your standpoint.
In consideration of the above statement, discuss to the significance and information centre
When a student copies and pastes answers without referencing the sources, what is this kind of action called? Is it ethical, please elaborate