"When students are engaged in the process of creating a digital story, they must synthesize a variety of literacy skills for the authentic product: researching, writing, organizing, presenting, interviewing, problem-solving, assessing, as well as employing interpersonal and technology skills. "
Hollywood and the Old South Myth
by Dawn Rubin 2006
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Exploring the Old South Myth through the eyes of society and Hollywood.
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