Inter-School Blog Assignment: The War in Iraq
You've had a chance to view President Bush's speech. Thursday, we discussed the issue in class.
You're going to be linking to a post of 12th Grade government class at Queens High School of Teaching. Click on the link below. Read the blog, and based on what we've discussed, please leave your comments.
You've had a chance to view President Bush's speech. Thursday, we discussed the issue in class.
You're going to be linking to a post of 12th Grade government class at Queens High School of Teaching. Click on the link below. Read the blog, and based on what we've discussed, please leave your comments.
Please note that people from another school will see what you've wrote. You are representing WJPS when you comment. Make sure that you identify yourself. Anonymous comments will not be given credit.
http://qhst-seniors.blogspot.com/2007/01/to-surge-or-not-to-surge.html
http://qhst-seniors.blogspot.com/2007/01/to-surge-or-not-to-surge.html
Copy and paste, or click on the link.
Posts must be made BY WEDNESDAY!
2 comments:
I agree with kaitlyn and how she said that the new congress might not even make a difference in how things are going in Iraq, or even the way things are going in general. What I’m saying is that even if a new president came (which couldn’t be soon enough for me) we still wouldn’t be able to fix the problems in Iraq now. We are in way too deep to get out even remotely fast enough. If we handled things the right way, we wouldn’t be anywhere near Iraq. We’d be finding Osama Bin Laden instead of trying to kill everyone that crosses our path in Iraq.
by the way, its julia from your hour 5 class.
I encourage my students to refrain from just launching insults..eg ...."dimwit" toward the president... Our arguements are much stronger when supported by fact... Feel free to hyperlink to NYTImes articles, or other websites that support your opinions.... we are looking for opinions based on fact not just emotional recaction to Mr. Bush
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