Thursday, February 12, 2009

It is plain fact that the United States is slipping in both the education standards it holds to its citizens and in the place of education in the world. What is causing this slip? Do you think that at Woodsville High School (with a credit minimum of 27 credits to graduate) the standard is too high? Should the credit load be reduced to the state level of 20 credits, or should there be a tier system? What could come from this decision? Do you think that the United States will continue to slip or is it just a transitional stage? Post your thoughts and enjoy!

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

WHS '09 Winter Carnival Coverage Using 'Cover It Live'

The Digital Communications class is trying an experiment by doing LIVE blogging as a form of communication! Using the application Cover It Live students will be going around to different venues during Winter Carnival and doing live coverage for the community as a whole. Viewers can go to Cover It Live, sign into the blog and ask questions that will appear to the bloggers. The bloggers can then respond to the community's questions! While we won't be able to capture everything happening at any given moment, we will be able to capture several events and keep you posted! Check it out below!

Friday, February 6, 2009

Mom or True Love?

If push came to shove, and you had to give up one, which would you let go, your mother or true love? Let's say bandits kidnapped both, and you could only save one... Like the movie, would you throw momma from the train and hang onto true love? Or is the bond between mother and child something that is strong enough to take you through life?

Religion is the Opiate of the Masses

One of Karl Marx's famous quotes was "Religious is the opiate of the masses." What does this quote say to you? We're curious if you think there's a difference between being religious and spiritual? What inspires you? What gives you a moment of awe? Is there a higher being to whom you relate? What makes you gravitate towards that?

Non-Verbal Communication

It is suggested that 90% of all communication between people is non-verbal. We want to know what experiences you've had surrounding this concept. When have you talked to someone and their body language said it all? Or was a message lost because of someone's body language?