Category: PLP Humanities

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Stories of Hope

My most recent projects was about Stories of Hope. We were answering the following driving question: What lessons and inspirations can we draw from the stories of individuals and communities that have faced tragedy...

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An Assessment of Hope in Stories

Cambridge dictionary defines hope as to want something to happenĀ or to be true, and usually have a good reason to think that it might. In order to understand the role hope plays in stories...

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Macbeth, a Timeless Play?

In this blog post I will introduce the subject of our learning, Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” and the timeless themes it subjectively may portray. I will also go over my takeaways from the project as well...

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TPOL

Good afternoon readers of my blog post, welcome to my TPOL. The timing of this blog post may not be the best because I have not yet written the blog posts for the two...

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The War and the Americans

WW II was a conflict of ideologies and great powers like no other. Although the conflict itself is interesting, you probably already have an understanding of the war. This is why my podcast episode...

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Feelings Before Facts

We learn lessons throughout life. This is also applicable to countries and entire civilizations. With a perfect understanding of the present, one may possess the ability to predict the future. But we also forget....