PPT-Dream Weaver

An Entrepreneurial Approach to Design Implement and Promote Successful Integrated Programs ChyiLyi Kathleen Liang Professor of Entrepreneurship and Applied Economics The University of Vermont. The US Senates failure to pass the DREAM Act in 2010 sparked conversations among immigrant youth leaders on how to effectively sustain the immigrant youth movement giving birth to Dream Summer a national internship program that empowers immigrant yo By Lois Ruby. Major Characters. Dana Shannon (main character, present). Mrs. Shannon (Mom) . Dr. Shannon (Dad) . James Weaver (main character, past). Millicent Weaver (Ma). Caleb Weaver (Pa) . Rebecca Weaver (Sister) . First Nations Art. A dream catcher is a First Nations artwork. . It is believed to be able to “catch” bad dreams in its web and ensure that the sleeper has only good dreams.. There are many myths surrounding the origin of dream-catchers. . 1 creating safe and healing spaces for immigrant youth to connect with each other and explore their identities; and promotes an intersectional, crossracial, and multigenerational approach to social By Lois Ruby. Major Characters. Dana Shannon (main character, present). Mrs. Shannon (Mom) . Dr. Shannon (Dad) . James Weaver (main character, past). Millicent Weaver (Ma). Caleb Weaver (Pa) . Rebecca Weaver (Sister) . STUDENTS, you will not believe the unbelievable news. Because of all your hard work at school, your name was entered into the Dream Vacation Drawing Jar. Winner, Winner Chicken Dinner!! That’s right , your name was picked. You have a very important task at hand. You are able to plan a dream vacation of your choice. The prize was $20,000. As part of your plan, you will need to plan for the costs of transportation, hotels, and entertainment. Dream big because you will take this vacation soon.. By Lois Ruby. Major Characters. Dana Shannon (main character, present). Mrs. Shannon (Mom) . Dr. Shannon (Dad) . James Weaver (main character, past). Millicent Weaver (Ma). Caleb Weaver (Pa) . Rebecca Weaver (Sister) . Objective. : “What is your definition of the American dream? . Give examples of what this means to you.. quickwrite. Does the American Dream mean the same thing to everyone? How was your definition similar to your partner’s? To the rest of class? Was there anything that was different or unique about your definition from your partner? From class?. Learning Objectives. Recap causes of the American Dream. Consider how the American Dream developed. Evaluate the America Dream. Think back to last lesson – how do these 3 images link to explain why there would have been a consumer boom in the 1950s?. Where they live. weaver ants live in tree.. How they get there name. Weaver ant get there name by weaving. What they look like. Weaver ants look like brown ants.. What they do. WHAT THEY DO IS THEY WEAVE.. Poe . (. 1809-1849. ). By Joshua Y. Poetry Presentation. Background Music. Blu profondo. by . R. oberto Jonata. Introduction. Source: The Collected Works of Edgar Allan Poe Vol. I: Poems (Harvard University Press, 1969) . WHAT IS THE AMERICAN DREAM?. Phrase first coined in 1931, by James Truslow Adams: citizens of . every rank. feel that they can achieve a "better, richer, and happier life.“. . Democratic ideas mean that the American people can achieve prosperity through hard work.. The American Dream History and Reality Warm-Up If you overheard a new immigrant say “I want to live the American Dream”, what do you think they mean by that? Answer in your spiral if you have it or on the blank sheet of paper from yesterdays map activity. i Bunka Kenshu Intercultural Training Special Edition 1999 pp 9-15 Dr Gary Weaver Gary Weaver Associates Copyright 2001 To understand the political economic social and ev