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These were responses to Frontier fates that student had to answer very quickly. Time was allotted for group discussion and decision making and then as a group they were to write a paragraph about what they chose to do and why they made that decision. These two paragraphs met me expectations because they are a paragraph in length and they answered the question of what they chose and why they chose it.
Deciding to explore the idea of youth culture and the expectations that come along with it, I chose to show this using brown paper material spray-painted gold to represent the idea of feeling overwhelmed by this like it is slowly beginning to take over. When researching youth culture, there seemed a be a wide variety of different terminology to describe it, however I found the best way to understand it to be the way in which children, teenagers and young adults live and the way in which they express their identities and belonging to this group. However, I need to and am planning to develop this idea more, as it is a recent project.
When i think of expectations i think of things that others see you as that you have a hard time fufilling. I am expected to play play basketball and softball, but they aren't my favorite hence why i did not include volleyball. I am expected to succeed in school for I always have. Expectations are a chore to me, trying to keep up with what others see you as which is why i appear exhausted behind a backround of the school skirt print.
Prospect Heights water tower as seen from a razor wire enclosed lot emptied by Ratner's wrecking ball.
This photo was taken in low daylight, inside. I used a 400 iso and a 1/40 shutter speed. This photo demonstrates value from the light of the window to the left, darker side.
I made this image based on a response to a post here: forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/how-quiet-do-you-expect-yo...
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Shattering expectations for what young people can achieve, the 2018 Laureate Global Fellows have demonstrated resilience, creativity, and a collaborative spirit as they champion innovative and equitable solutions in healthcare, education, the environment, and the economy.
From promoting empathy and civil discourse through reading in Turkey, to providing eco-friendly livlihoods through artisinal chocolate production in rural Mexico, these founders of youth-led organizations in 16 countries have touched millions of lives with their work.
Through the Laureate Global Fellowship, made possible by Laureate International Universities, the 2018 class will spend the next year and beyond developing their leadership abilities, growing the impact of their ventures, and connecting with our network of more than 1,900 like-minded changemakers in 94 countries.
The 2018 Laureate Global Fellowship retreat took place October 5-10, 2018 at Hilton Global Headquarters in Washington, DC.
Learn more about the fellows: youthactionnet.org/blog/meet-2018-laureate-global-fellows
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