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  Daniel Guiller Professor Woo Going Public: History of American Public Education 23 September 2022        The section “the common school” was an interesting read because it really detailed how public education was in its infancy and went in-depth about issues that it endured and persevered through. Schools went from being charity institutions that only had 12 in-session weeks a year to becoming modernized institutions that are government funded and can educate hundreds if not thousands of students yearly. The public school has evolved quite a bit. After reading this chapter what I noticed is that a lot of issues that plagued the public school system back then still exist today. It was outlined in the first chapter that from its infancy the public school system was poorly designed, and did not benefit many who didn’t fall under the ideal requirements. Despite the issues, the public education system managed to survive and thrive.    Publi...

  Daniel Guiller Professor Woo LTED-380 6 September 2022             Introduction   Hello all, welcome to my blog. My name is Daniel Guiller, and I am a photo major at NJCU. This is currently my last year at the college and I anticipate graduating this upcoming May. I chose photography as my major because I have a deep interest in photography and storytelling through visual images. Photography can be both technical and compelling, and I am drawn to many different sides of the photographic spectrum. Analog photography, darkroom, and alternative photo processes are sides of the photo process that I am drawn to. The other side is the mechanical and technical aspects of shooting and fixing old film cameras. I also have an interest in video production and digital editing of images.  I suppose I first became literate when I was a child, probably when I first learned to read. Growing up my parents would always read to me, ...