Form groups based on what type of summative task you are creating (writing or video).
Look at the examples below and discuss the expected conventions.
Writing- 'The education of Alex Rodriguez' and IASAS Swimming
- Sentence structures
- Punctuation
- Images
- Citations
Video- Watch 30for30: The deal (first 2.30mins only) and Who is Cam Newton?
- Use of text
- Use of music
- Evidence
- Segways/transitions
- Citations
Today is a work day for your Summative task. It is due on the 10th of Feb. It will be assessed using the Informative Rubric.
What makes people great?
Create a photojournalism piece covering a person or group of people at SAS. You should choose a person or persons you feel have an interesting story and good personal characteristics, and then uncover what makes them great. You want to get at experiences, but you should also embed facts. Do a brief video where you do voiceovers and include them telling their stories (3 minutes max) or photojournalistic essay (5 pages max double-spaced with images) about that person which can be published on the “Morning Show” or for the EYE. Think Humans of SAS or a sports journalism piece with a more informative twist. The informative writing or video should demonstrate the characteristics of your subject, and information about the experiences that generate these characteristics.
I will conference with you today about your FOCUS & EVIDENCE
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