In this Socratic seminar we talked about the main character Brian Stevenson and his struggles against racism on death row. This topic is really important because of how racial inequality impacts our justice system. I contributed by verbalizing my beliefs and opinions. I could have improved presenting my ideas with more confidence and precision.
This Socratic seminar was about Kit Carson who, in my opinion is a mass murderer and not an American hero, but he was a significant influence on the westward expansion. I learned that historical figures are often complicated and their legacies can be debated. I felt confident during the seminar.
We made an R-A-C-E paragraph about the "Gift of Cochise," which was a 19 page story about the scarcity of water in the American West. After reading it, we summarized it into the Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain format. While I found the story itself difficult to follow, the RACE format helped me organize my writing.
For our last humanities project, my partner and I created a business that also correlated with 1 to 3 UN sustainable development goals. Our business's name was Viridis, which latin for green. Our business focused on green energy train travel that provided fast and inexpensive mobility. The train would run off solar panels and other green energy methods, leaving as little carbon foot print as possible.