Friday 17 February 2012

A little theatre history side-track.....

Since grad photos were being taken in our classroom this past week, we took a little detour to do some theatre history.

Three of you are creating an informational poster about the Mystery plays of the middle ages, while the other three are doing the same for Greek theatre.

Make certain that the work is divided equally amongst you.  Make sure you are honest on the reflection sheet regarding your own effort and contributions.  Attendance will obviously affect your role in these creations. 

You will be presenting your work to the class on Wednesday, February 22.

Here is the task sheet/rubric to remind you: 

ADA 4M – Theatre History Information Poster  Assignment                                                                                    

Your trio is responsible for creating an eye-catching poster that will provide people in the drama room with accurate information about_____________________________________________________.   You will include the following:  






Criteria
Level 4
Level 3
Next steps needed  to reach provincial standard
(Knowledge/Understanding)
Information
·         on Poster



·         in Presentation
Detailed accurate well-organized information provided for the audience (viewer) of the poster;  the images and words are attractive and combine well to effectively  conveying the information;
Presenters are able to answer questions correctly without hesitation
Information provided is accurate;  the images and words convey most of the required information;


Presenters are able to answer questions correctly

(Communication)

Presentation
·         content


·         form
The presenters are well-prepared;
the audience can hear and understand everything they say; vocabulary is subject specific and used effectively to convey the message; pace of presentation is appropriate for the audience’s needs
The presenters are prepared; the audience can hear and understand most of what they say without much effort; most vocabulary is subject specific; most of the presentation is done at a pace appropriate for the needs of the audience




Outline of each person’s responsibility and contribution:





Reflection:   (Thinking/Inquiry -  Level 4, 3, 2, 1, R)

1.       What was the most challenging aspect of this assignment?  How did you overcome it?  If there were no challenges for you, explain what it was that made it an easy assignment.


2.       Do you believe that your partner(s) would say that you were a good person to work with?  Why/why not?  Explain what strengths you have when working on this type of assignment.  Explain what weakness you might have when doing this type of assignment and how you could address it in future. 


3.      How might the skills you develop doing this type of assignment benefit you in other situations, for example, the workplace, another class, as a future parent……?

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