After talking to Nakeema and viewing her blog I have gathered that her project is more about peer pressure than anything. She has taken an original approach to the idea of peer pressure; looking at it in the classroom rather than out in a more casual setting. I can't wait until she's finished so I can view her completed works. With a little more direction and explanation she could really bring her documentary
1. What initially sparked your interest in your project topic?
*Well what initially sparked my interest in my project was actually me observing my class and noticing the behavior and the way the students react to each other.
2. What do you hope to accomplish with the showing of your final product?
*I hope to show these students that when and if they do plan to go to college that this behavior is not acceptable in anyway at all.
3. In your planning, what are the steps that you have taken to complete your project?
*I have taken multiple steps to complete my project as in video taping the class, editing the video, and etc.
4. What obstacles have you faced with completing your project? How have you overcome them?
*Well transferring my videos from my teachers laptop was kind of an obstacle because the videos were taking longer then i expected they to transfer onto my desktop and i just had to let the videos download overnight.
5. What stage is your project in? How far along are you?
*Well i am at the stage where it's time for me to start editing my videos.
6. What have you learned so far within completing your project? *
*I have learned that a lot of students in my class are easily influenced by other their piers behavior.
7. What has changed since you first began the project? Did your initial plan change?
*Yes my initial plan did change because i had a different project idea ans i changed it to the one that it is now and nothing changed since i first began my project.
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