Guidance Enrollment Meeting: January 30th
1. Interactive Oral Activity introduction.
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2. Interactive Oral Activity example:
Interactive Oral Groups:
Ivan- Michael G., Reid M., Jordyn L., Savannah M., Ayaan M. FEBRUARY 8th
Chronicle- Janette F., Ryanne M., Brock W., Teyha G., Gilbert L. Cara P.
Doll's- Aylish H., Sara M., Meredith S., Hunter S., Cecilia N., Lily P.
3. Reflective Written Statement... The BIG QUESTION
HOW WAS YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF CULTURAL AND CONTEXTUAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE WORK DEVELOPED THROUGH THE INTERACTIVE ORAL
Thinking about the IOA in reverse... everything that is presented, discussed, examined must LEAD to the ability to answer the above question THOROUGHLY.
So, your goal for the IOA is for all class participants to improve upon the understanding of the cultural and contextual considerations of the literary work. Group members.. HOW CAN YOU DO THIS BEST?
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