—— This is a mind map about about mental health issues. The branches are social pressures, body image, awareness, depression,...
While I’ve written my last two blog posts about the Confederate flag, I realize that’s not something I’m really interested...
The topic I’m going to be researching about is the future for refugees living in Vermont. I think this is...
I decided to interview my dad, Matt Wormser, and my mom, Amelia Gerlin. My goal was to learn what they...
This week, I talked with my dad, my aunt, and my sister on their thoughts about planned parenthood and laws...
I will start off by being honest; this blog post intimidated me. Initially, I thought I didn’t know anyone qualified...
I wouldn’t call this particular blog post hard, but rather a taboo situation for my topic making it almost impossible. I...
This week I decided to change my topic. Because Brett Kavanagh was just confirmed to the Supreme Court, I wanted...
To learn more about my topic, and whether or not it is a good idea for me to pursue my...
For my interviews I wanted to get the perspective of the generation proceeding me. Because many opinions and views differ...
I decided to continue focusing on Alzheimer’s this week, I chose to interviewed my parents and my grandmother on the...
I chose to continue researching the sexism in dress codes and appearances. The three people I chose to talk to...
To dig deeper into my topic, I interviewed three people about their views on political satire: my dad, my older...
I interview three of the people from my school that I am closed to. I interviewed my advisor, my two...
I chose again to focus on the use of the confederate flag, and so I had some conversations with...
This week I focused on gathering information from my peers. In order to further my knowledge of climate change and...
The topic of racism is a challenging opponent to wrestle since it can go wrong in many ways rather quickly,...
The first person I interviewed was my Math teacher at Winooski High, Mr. Dorfman. A man that I really respect...
