Brooke Colby, Visual Arts, Mallard Creek High School
Author Archives: Niya Johnson
Sociology and TV Production
Spencer Swindler, Social Studies, Vance High School
The In Crowd, and Other Social Groups
Nicki Kincaid, Language Arts, Bailey Middle School
Making Connections: Group Dynamics, Literature, and Poetry
Tamara Wood, Language Arts, Albemarle Road Middle School
The Progression of Group Dynamics: How Small Groups Can Make A Large Impact
Megan Woazeah, Language Arts, Francis Bradley Middle School
Culture and Identity: Intertwined and Influential
Sarah Hunter, English, Vance High School
Groups Within the Elementary Classroom: Social Skills and Real World Collaboration In the Community
Katelyn Quinn, Second Grade, Irwin Academic Center
How Could Anyone Allow That to Happen?! World War II and the Power of Group Influence
Delee Marciano, Language Arts, Randolph Middle School
Is the Earth Flat? And other “Controversial” Science Ideas Project-Based Learning Unit
StaceyAnne Hartberger, Science, Druid Hills Academy
Leadership from the Masses: From David Walker to Marcus Garvey 1829-1926
Jedidiah Gist-Anderson, History, West Charlotte High School
Young Adolescent Minds and Their Search for Individual Identity and Peer Group Affiliation in the 21st Century Digital Age
Daryl Bradshaw, Psychology, Mallard Creek High School
The Effect of Human Social Groups On Early Settlement and Colonization of the United States of America
Janet Bevis, Science, Bain Elementary School
Social Movements in World History – How People Make History
Tamara Babulski, History, Independence High School
Learning Math the Write Way
Ullanda Tyler, Fourth Grade, John M. Morehead STEM Academy
Language as a Gate Keeper: How It Helps and Hinders Our Place in Society
Michelle Tufano, English, West Mecklenburg High School