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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. This paragraph met me expectations because it is a paragraph in length and they answered the question of what they chose and why they chose it.
People who have an intelligent appearance will not be outstanding even if they do something good, and if they do something normal, people will think them lacking.
Family Expectations Holiday Party on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013, in Oklahoma City, Okla. Photo by Steve Sisney
Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, adapted by Neil Bartlett
Putney Arts Theatre, 8-12 November 2022
Directed by Ian Higham and produced by Kim Dyas
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in development year one
Aberdeen Arts Centre
as part of the
Aberdeen International Youth Festival
devised and directed by Gerry Flanagan
music by Annemarie Lewis-Thomas
Choreography by Sheena Kelly
Students created 'Lost Dog' posters, working on descriptive writing. Students were given criteria that they had to meet including things like a minimum of 5 sentences, the name and description of your dog, what someone should do if they are to find the dog, etc. This is Student 16's work.
Family Expectations Holiday Party on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013, in Oklahoma City, Okla. Photo by Steve Sisney