Bryan Duran - Reflection#2

Bryan Duran

November 6, 2024


 Voting has become a way for Americans to make a choice for the country. The people get to choose a leader who shares the same values and principles that they do. People get to make a decision that affects their country and community. The class did an amazing job with their presentations and their political views, although there are comments I must add about some of them.

Group 1

Group 1 talked about how much elections matter while describing The electoral process and its purpose, The history of voting and its importance, Different voting methods and other9

Comment:

The presentation was very clear and to the point while also being informative and visually appealing. This group did amazing and I didn't have any issues with their presentation.

Group 2

Group 2 talked about the policy's proposed by both kamala and Trump's point of views, including their opinions and solutions about Public safety, Immigration, and Human rights. They also go over possible solutions as to how to solve some of these issues and the benefits they can have to society.

Comment:

Group 2's presentation looked amazing but felt long and over explained but the group spoke clearly and made sure what they were talking about was being understood. 

Group 3

The topic of our group presentation is Us educational policies. We started out by talking about possible reactions to school shootings. Along with discussing the benefits and drawbacks of mandating school uniforms and their effects on kids, we also talked about issues like bullying and book bans. We also talked about the benefits of uniforms and how a change of the schools education system would be a great way for students to interact with their studies.

Comment:

Went well and asked a lot of questions towards the audiences and kept everyone engaged, the slides while not as good as others  was enough to keep peoples attention.


Group 4

Group 4's presentation was based on Pro-Choice which included topics such as LGBT, Abortion, and religion. Discussing how peoples opinions and choices should be respected and the laws certain states have in play that restrict peoples freedom of choice.

Comment

Group 4's presentation was informational and while there weren't many people who presented, I would say that the presentation went very well. The video of the 12 year old girl also very much opened my eyes to how much some peoples choices have been restricted.


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