okay so I have to make a presentation on Bloc Quebecois and it must be creative. i cant do a bulletin board or poster board or just the classic essay format, i cant even do a journal or a diary of lucien bouchard. My teacher must be crazy cause i cant think of anything else that would fit the "creative" description...any ideas?
Why don't you go before you class, and in French, introduce yourself as Lucien Bouchard, give your biography, and your interests.
You might even dress as he would. At the bottom of this site are some of his quotes. Those might be of help. Also you might take a flag or an example of something he is proud of to show.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucien_Bouchard
oh cool that's a good idea...i don't know french tho? a friend brought up the idea of a website. noting that it would be creative and original since my teacher lives in the stone age...i talked to her about it, but she was saying that i need to create a link from the past, aka when the bloc was founded to now...i thought maybe have a voting page? for the next referendum (no pun intended) any other ideas
Creating a website is an excellent idea for a creative presentation on the Bloc Quebecois. It allows you to showcase your knowledge in an interactive and engaging way. To create a link from the past to the present, here are a few suggestions:
1. Timeline: Create an interactive timeline on your website showcasing the major milestones and events in the history of the Bloc Quebecois. Include dates, descriptions, and media such as photos or videos for each significant event.
2. Member Profiles: Highlight important figures in the Bloc Quebecois throughout its history. Create individual profiles for key members, including Lucien Bouchard, with their biographies, accomplishments, and their contributions to the party. You can also include quotes, images, and videos related to each member.
3. Platform Comparison: Create a section on your website comparing the party's original platform to its current one. Highlight the main issues or policies that have evolved over time and explain how the party's stance on those topics has changed or remained consistent.
4. Voter Engagement: Develop a voting page where visitors to your website can participate in a mock referendum. Present different referendum questions or issues that the Bloc Quebecois has advocated for in the past or may support in the future. Allow users to vote and display the results to illustrate how opinions might have shifted over time.
5. Multimedia: Incorporate multimedia elements such as photos, videos, or audio clips to make your website visually appealing and engaging. For example, you can include speeches by prominent members, news clips, or interviews related to the Bloc Quebecois and its activities.
Remember to make your website user-friendly and visually appealing by choosing appropriate fonts, colors, and layouts. Additionally, ensure all content is accurate, well-researched, and properly cited. Good luck with your presentation!