Module 7: PBL's

This post is to provide a link to the Module 7 product I made to demonstrate what a group might do to present thier understanding of the task.

Intro to Political Cartoons


Intro to political cartoons by rjsnell82 on GoAnimate

Either link should work to connect you to the product. I should note that this is a very short sample of what type of creative visual essay the group could produce.

This picture is the political cartoon being used in the LOC Lesson plan as the opening issue. This issue provides a segway into the more relevant topic of the current events in the nation and else where in the world. Much of the issue still revolves around the separate but equal doctrine that ended with the Brown v Topeka case.

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Teachers. (2014, 11 28). It's No Laughing Matter. Retrieved from Library of Congress: http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/presentationsandactivities/activities/political-cartoon/cag.html