Assessment Task - Speeches (continued)
Video representations of changing worlds - SYTYCD & Mel C 'If That Were Me'
Homework: Using the 'comments' link below this post, you are to post a comment stating which speeches presented today you found most effective. You need to explain why this speech was effective and you can address both the content of the speech and the presentation (delivery). This is not a vote for friends, but rather information to demonstrate your understanding of the topic and speech presentation.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Friday - Period 4
Assessment Task - Speech presentations (continued).
So You Think You Can Dance 24/03/10 - Take a look at this dance from this weeks episode. It is a narrative about homelessness. The female is the homeless person who is contrasted to the man in the business outfit. Their dance in unison symbolises that they really are the same, and the end shows that the man can easily become homeless if something causes his to world change.
Homework: Using the 'comments' link below this post, you are to post a comment stating which speeches presented today you found most effective. You need to explain why this speech was effective and you can address both the content of the speech and the presentation (delivery). This is not a vote for friends, but rather information to demonstrate your understanding of the topic and speech presentation.
So You Think You Can Dance 24/03/10 - Take a look at this dance from this weeks episode. It is a narrative about homelessness. The female is the homeless person who is contrasted to the man in the business outfit. Their dance in unison symbolises that they really are the same, and the end shows that the man can easily become homeless if something causes his to world change.
Homework: Using the 'comments' link below this post, you are to post a comment stating which speeches presented today you found most effective. You need to explain why this speech was effective and you can address both the content of the speech and the presentation (delivery). This is not a vote for friends, but rather information to demonstrate your understanding of the topic and speech presentation.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Wednesday - Period 2
Activities:
Using the 'comments' link below this post, you are to post a comment stating which speeches presented today you found most effective. You need to explain why this speech was effective and you can address both the content of the speech and the presentation (delivery). This is not a vote for friends, but rather information to demonstrate your understanding of the topic and speech presentation.
- English books to be submitted for marking.
- Assessment Task - 'Changing Worlds' speeches (in class). A transcript of your speech must be handed up by all students regardless of whether you present your speech in this lesson.
Using the 'comments' link below this post, you are to post a comment stating which speeches presented today you found most effective. You need to explain why this speech was effective and you can address both the content of the speech and the presentation (delivery). This is not a vote for friends, but rather information to demonstrate your understanding of the topic and speech presentation.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Friday - Period 2
Lesson lost due to Year 8 Student Survey.
Assessment Task and English books due Wednesday, 24/3/10. See note on previous post.
Assessment Task and English books due Wednesday, 24/3/10. See note on previous post.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Thursday - Period 1
Viewing and analysis of 'Enough Rope' interview with homeless people.
- Structure and features of interviews
- Catalyst, impact, consequences and personal growth of the interviewees around their homelessness.
ENGLISH BOOKS ARE TO BE HABNDED IN ON WEDNESDAY, 24/3/10, FOR MARKING.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Wednesday - Period 4
Activities:
- Annotation of language techniques in Slake's Limbo extract (continued).
- Subject specific terminology revised and located on narrative mind map.
- Viewing - Extract from interview with homeless people on 'Enough Rope'.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Friday - Period 4
Activities:
- Themes (continued) - homelessness and personal growth
- Analysis of language in Slake's Limbo
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