After watching the videos we discussed how each presenter faired according to our rubric. Key points that came up in this discussion:
- While everyone's presentation is required to have 6 slides (in addition to any title or bibliographic slides), the presentation can involve more than slides (think Cameron Russel's wardrobe change or modeling demo).
- Slides may include relevant video clips (up to about 20 seconds in length)
- TED presenters have not had bibliographic/works cited slides with their presentations. Public figure presentations must have this.
In the last ten minutes of class, I handed out set 14 roots and prefix sheets. People could also use this time to begin making their presentations. We will have the set 14 roots and prefix quiz on Friday.
Handouts:
Public Figure Project Presentation - Description and Rubric
Set 14 Roots and Prefixes - word list
Set 14 Roots and Prefixes - practice sheet
Homework:
Prepare for the set 14 roots and prefixes quiz on Friday.
Complete writing section 2 of your public figure project paper and continue developing section 3.
Begin work on your public figure presentation.
Research Docs:
Paper sections (with guiding questions)
Writing rubric for paper sections.
Public Figure Project Presentation - Description and Rubric
Outline Information
Thesis Statement Information
Main Idea Information
Quotation Information
Paraphrase Information
Summary Information
NoodleTools: Getting Started
NoodleTools: Bibliography
NoodleTools: Notecards
Video Tutorials:
Complete or revise any assignments scoring below a 3.
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