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This site is for Mrs. Stangherlin's classes at Salisbury High School.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
The Me Decade
Cross-posted on Changing Connections and The Learning Curve
Try as I would, I was never able to upload any of the IP presentation videos. I did, however, succeed in uploading Jade Letlow and Sam Heddlesten’s independent research project, The Me Generation--1970-1979: How Could Establishment and Anti-Establishment Exist? Here it is.
The Me Decade from RJ Stangherlin on Vimeo.
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