Come to class on Monday with a plan for your POL!!
1. Hook?
2. Project Format
3. Presentation Content (Claims and Evidence)
4. Be resourceful!
Friday, December 9, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
Exhibition prep/Project Reflection/DP update
Humanities Page:
Project Link
1. Post a picture of your project (if appropriate)
2. Link the document
3. Write a description/blurb to accompany your project on your DP. For some of you, this may be your artist's statement. For those of you with written pieces, write a brief summary of your story to post on your DP.
4. Write a project reflection to accompany the links to your project on your DP. The reflection should address some or all of the following questions:
- An image or piece of flair?
- Course Description
- What new perspectives do you have about America and/or her history after studying this semester's content?
- Link to Humanities blog
- Link to Narrative History Project
Project Link
1. Post a picture of your project (if appropriate)
2. Link the document
3. Write a description/blurb to accompany your project on your DP. For some of you, this may be your artist's statement. For those of you with written pieces, write a brief summary of your story to post on your DP.
4. Write a project reflection to accompany the links to your project on your DP. The reflection should address some or all of the following questions:
- How did you connect to this project?
- What was difficult about this project? How did you overcome these difficulties?
- What did you learn from having to turn history into narrative?
Feel free to add additional commentary that goes beyond the scope of these questions. You may design this reflection to best fit your purposes. It should be authentic and specific to your individual project.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
Thanksgiving Extra Credit?
Thanksgiving Extra Credit Historical Inquiry
Due Monday November 28!
Draft Due today!
Submit with your draft a "cover letter" (on-top of hard copy or in the body of the email)
Answer the following:
1) What is the historical perspective you are representing in your narrative?
2) Which narrative elements are well-developed in your project? Which do you still need to work on? Explain.
3) What would you like me to focus on in my feedback? (What are you struggling with or needing to revise most?)
Due Monday November 28!
Draft Due today!
Submit with your draft a "cover letter" (on-top of hard copy or in the body of the email)
Answer the following:
1) What is the historical perspective you are representing in your narrative?
2) Which narrative elements are well-developed in your project? Which do you still need to work on? Explain.
3) What would you like me to focus on in my feedback? (What are you struggling with or needing to revise most?)
Friday, November 11, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Annotated Bibliography/Research Synthesis
Annotated Bibliography
1. Citation with hanging indent
2. Annotation: One full paragraph
1. Citation with hanging indent
2. Annotation: One full paragraph
- 1-2 sentences of context
- 3-5 summary
3. Alphabetize
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