Although I don't feel like the most creative person, I felt like I was able to really create something that I was proud of. Telling stories are such a great way to learn about something. Especially in history, where everything is a story, you can really find ways to connect with students.I had a few problems with this project. First, I had a difficult time deciding if I should tell a fictional story, or go with more of a report type of project. I decided to go with the fictional story. Jason thought that I would be able to connect with the audience better, and after I compared the two scripts, I agreed with him. The next problem that I had was that I noticed the pictures were very grainy after I started the project. I had to use them though. They are the real pictures of the events that unfolded, and I felt that they were necessary even though some of them were hard to see. I didn't do a great job of telling the story. It seemed like it was obvious that I was reading a script. If anyone has some ideas for making the dialogue more interesting, I would like to hear them. One last thing, I have no idea if the names of some of the places are pronounced correctly. I tried to figure it out, and now that I am finished and thinking with a clear head, I guess I could have asked Laron. Oops.
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