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Student Work #1 understands that having a voice is essential to participating in decisions that affect someone and empowering oneself through words and actions. Student Work #2 reflects that having a voice allows for meaningful conversations and making a difference, and is a source of empowerment that leads to self-determination and autonomy. Student Work #3 recognizes that having a voice allows one to advocate for and promote change in society by representing groups and contributing to discussions.

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Student Work #1 understands that having a voice is essential to participating in decisions that affect someone and empowering oneself through words and actions. Student Work #2 reflects that having a voice allows for meaningful conversations and making a difference, and is a source of empowerment that leads to self-determination and autonomy. Student Work #3 recognizes that having a voice allows one to advocate for and promote change in society by representing groups and contributing to discussions.

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Student Work #1:

The student above clearly understands the significance of having a voice, as she states, “It is
important to have a voice so you are not excluded from decisions that would inevitably affect
you.” Additionally, the student makes a comment on the effect of having a voice: “They [a
person] are empowered by their words and actions.” This student understands that having a
voice is essential to weighing in on social issues and empowering oneself through words and
actions.
Student Work #2:
This student’s scope of understanding on the significance of voice is reflected in the first
sentence: “To have a voice is the ability to engage in meaningful conversations and having to
make a difference through what a person says.” The concludes in saying, “Voice is a source of
empowerment and I believe that is the benefit for having a voice. Having a voice leads to self-
determination, autonomy, and the ability to have a say in decisions.”
Student Work #3:
This student recognizes that having a voice allows for one to advocate for and make change. She
states, “Having a voice in society is important because it leads to the empowerment of certain
groups and allows one to serve as a representative in certain discussions to help contribute to a
change in society.” Here, this students is acknowledging of the power of voice is an tool for
advocacy to promote change for their community or cause.

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