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A Country That Hates The Skin You Wear (2023-2024), Gianna Mcgowan
A Country That Hates The Skin You Wear (2023-2024), Gianna Mcgowan
Remix
This remix example uses poetry to convey information on civil rights activist, Fred Korematsu, who challenged the forced relocation and internment of Japanese Americans in internment camps in WWII. Alongside the poem is a brief summary statement on Korematsu’s history to contextualize the poem and offer the reader an additional way to engage with the remix.
Stand By Me As My Words Write The Way (2020-2021), Gianna Wheeler
Stand By Me As My Words Write The Way (2020-2021), Gianna Wheeler
Remix
In this example of a remix assignment, Wheeler uses poetry as a means to translate her research inquiry project into a new form for a new audience and purpose. She remixes aspects of her film analysis of Stand By Me with a reimagined focus on her research process. Wheeler considers aspects such as source selection, revision, and incorporating feedback into the final research inquiry paper. Throughout the poem, “Stand By Me” is both the title of the film on which Wheeler is conducting research and also a repeated phrase marking the progress that she makes through various stages in …
Wallace And Cole: Perception (2019-2020), Jodi Lang
Wallace And Cole: Perception (2019-2020), Jodi Lang
Remix
In this remix as a “reframe” or reframing, the student annotated her own essay as if she was completing an analysis anchor assignment on someone else’s essay. This remixes shows how the student’s thought process changes through creating a layer of self or meta-analysis for what was once considered a “finished” essay on the topic of perception.
Perception And Entropy (2019-2020), Matt Gustafson
Perception And Entropy (2019-2020), Matt Gustafson
Remix
In this remix as a “reframe” or reframing, the student annotated his own essay as if he was completing an analysis anchor assignment on someone else’s essay. This remixes shows how the student’s thought process changes through creating a layer of self or meta-analysis for what was once considered a “finished” essay on perception and entropy.