Middle School Voices

A series of five family oral history interviews by 6th graders at our school in Oklahoma City with family members about their experiences growing up and how things were different than they are today in 2021! Interviews by Ella, Bobby, Alivia, Chris and Kyra are included. More information about our "Family Oral History" project in our media literacy class is available on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview. Listen to additional student interviews by visiting our class website.

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A series of four family oral history interviews by 6th graders at our school in Oklahoma City with family members about their experiences growing up and how things were different than they are today in 2021! Interviews by Ethan, Sam, Miles and Mariel. are included. More information about our "Family Oral History" project in our media literacy class is available on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview. Listen to additional student interviews by visiting our class website.

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A series of three family oral history interviews by 6th graders at our school in Oklahoma City with family members about their experiences growing up, "Memories of the Old Days," as they were! Interviews by David, Chloe, and Crawford are included. More information about our "Family Oral History" project in our media literacy class is available on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview. Listen to additional student interviews by visiting our class website.

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A series of five family oral history interviews by 6th graders at our school in Oklahoma City with family members about COVID-19 experiences and lessons learned. Interviews by Max, Ozair, Jude, Nolan, and James. More information about our "Family Oral History" project in our media literacy class is available on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview. Listen to additional student interviews by visiting our class website.

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This is an episode of featuring interviews by 6th graders Grace, Edie and Elle with their parents about their lives and experiences growing up. These interviews were recorded as part of a class oral history project in Dr. Fryer's Media Literacy class. Learn more about this lesson on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview.

This is an episode featuring interviews by 6th graders Elizabeth, Sage, Graham, and Jane Marie with their moms about their lives and experiences growing up. These interviews were recorded as part of a class oral history project in Dr. Fryer's Media Liateracy class. Learn more about this lesson on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview.

This is an episode featuring interviews by 6th graders Chaz, Adeline, Finn and Mitchell with mom, grandmother, dad and dad about their lives and experiences growing up as well as experiences during our COVID-19 pandemic. These interviews were recorded as part of a class oral history project in Dr. Fryer's Media Literacy class. Learn more about this lesson on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview.

This is an episode featuring interviews by 6th graders Henry, Jack S and Sean with their dads about their lives and experiences growing up. These interviews were recorded as part of a class oral history project in Dr. Fryer's Media Literacy class. Learn more about this lesson on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview.

This is an episode featuring interviews by 6th graders Noah, Caroline, William and Jack with mom, grandmother, mom and dad about their lives and experiences growing up. These interviews were recorded as part of a class oral history project in Dr. Fryer's Media LIteracy class. Learn more about this lesson on mdtech.casady.org/lessons/family-oral-history-interview.

This is our 10th episode our podcast since 2016, but our first episode since we started "Remote Learning" because of the COVID-19 global pandemic and our first in a series we are calling, Casady Clockwise. Our format is based off of the "Clockwise Podcast" on Relay.fm. In less than 30 minutes each week, several guests gather with host Wes Fryer to share questions and answers relating to teaching and learning at our school and life in central Oklahoma. This is a public podcast shared to build bridges among our faculty, staff, families, and other constituents both near and far to us geographically. If you have feedback about this episode or podcast please contact Dr. Wesley Fryer using the contact form linked from his Middle Division Computers class website.