Weekly Assignment Oct 2nd
Class,
Next week, we will begin our class presentations. These are worth 100 points. Here is the rubric:
1. You must be within 3-5 minutes.
2. You will need to bring me a typed outline.
3. You need a visual aid. (This could be a PPT, pictures, food, items, or a posterboard.)
4. You need to speak loudly enough and clearly enough for us to understand you.
Each area is worth 25 points.
You each picked your country last week. Our first presenters this week are:
1. Isabel Estrada
2. Abby Bowles
3. Kyndal Burch
4. Allyson Chandler
The week of October 16th:
1. Mia Spitzer
2. Shiloh Campbell
3. Cheyenne Shutack
4. Allissa Craven
5. Jonnathan Juliano
The week of October 23rd:
1. Eli Atkinson
2. Jackson Desmond
3. Hannah Bowles
4. Clarissa Sizemore
As for your weekly assignment, please read the first 6 chapters of Things Fall Apart and prepare for your position in your literary circle. You may want to note how this novel reflects a postcolonial perspective, and how this novel fits Aristotle's definition of tragedy.
Next week, we will begin our class presentations. These are worth 100 points. Here is the rubric:
1. You must be within 3-5 minutes.
2. You will need to bring me a typed outline.
3. You need a visual aid. (This could be a PPT, pictures, food, items, or a posterboard.)
4. You need to speak loudly enough and clearly enough for us to understand you.
Each area is worth 25 points.
You each picked your country last week. Our first presenters this week are:
1. Isabel Estrada
2. Abby Bowles
3. Kyndal Burch
4. Allyson Chandler
The week of October 16th:
1. Mia Spitzer
2. Shiloh Campbell
3. Cheyenne Shutack
4. Allissa Craven
5. Jonnathan Juliano
The week of October 23rd:
1. Eli Atkinson
2. Jackson Desmond
3. Hannah Bowles
4. Clarissa Sizemore
As for your weekly assignment, please read the first 6 chapters of Things Fall Apart and prepare for your position in your literary circle. You may want to note how this novel reflects a postcolonial perspective, and how this novel fits Aristotle's definition of tragedy.
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