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Title: Philosophy Project


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Philosophy Project
  • Big Idea to make a personal connection to The
    Crucible and its corresponding themes and
    conflicts The goal is to find purposeful
    meaning/relevancy and have a message that you
    create and want to get across.
  • Structure You decide. Make it meaningful to
    you. Relate to the modern world/real world.
    Think about What genuinely interests you in The
    Crucible? What do you do well? What do you hope
    to learn? How will you extend your thinking
    outside the text? What will the final product be?
  • If you make an abstract connection-make sure I
    understand its significance. Dont assume.
  • The product should be about four days worth of
    quality work.
  • You may work with one other person-no exceptions.

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MUST HAVES
  • Due Wednesday, October 17th No Exceptions
  • You must have a concrete statement or ideological
    question of your philosophy that your project
    will prove. Your project MUST have a message
    tied to a theme.
  • Make sure to look for relevancy.
  • Make sure you explain and elaborate (write about)
    your connections. Include a 3-5 sentence
    explanation to how this piece of work supports
    your philosophy statement.
  • Put captions on pictures and reveal how it fits
    with your philospohy.
  • Challenge what you know-Be a Constructivist
    Learner!
  • How can I reshape what I already know and make
    it relevant for me?
  • Learn something for yourself, about yourself-find
    a fresh, new perspective

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Ideological Statements
  • If youre a good citizen, you always do what the
    government expects.
  • People who do cruel things can still be good
    people.
  • If you are religious, you should abide by your
    religion at all times, following its exact word.
  • You should always defend your friends and family,
    even if it means lying or hurting others.
  • People are generally good and honest.
  • There is always more truth in any matter.
  • Telling the truth, even if it harms, is better
    than lying to protect oneself.
  • Every society needs a scapegoat
  • Its human nature to obey.
  • Societies outcasts become such for good reasons.

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Products
  • Remember-this project should be meaningful to
    you-Examples
  • Philosophical Essay
  • An online Photo Journal
  • Wikispace
  • Movie or Photostory
  • Composing music or song lyrics
  • Connecting movies or song lyrics (if you do this,
    make sure you reflect thoroughly on its
    significance to themes in the book)
  • Art portfolios
  • A multi-media presentation
  • Anything else you have a creative knack for
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