To Do 12/16 - Begin PTIL Contemporary Moment - Choose one of the following to add to your DP with a description/explanation 1. (emotional rollercoaster) Pick an emotion to graph/chart over the course of this project or class. Link to the slides we used 2. (2 words and a Gif) post 2 words and a Gif that show how you felt at the beginning of this project/class and 2 words and a Gif that show how you feel now. - Start adding/curating your Contemporary Moment on your DP |
This week you will write an article describing your Contemporary Moment (CM)
To Do 12/11 - Fill out a blank rubric for yourself and submit it today. - Sign up for a Public Critique Slot (Tuesday 12/15) - Turn in a draft of your Image and Article if you haven't yet - Goal Targetting Jamboard To Do 12/10 - Add your pull quote and description to your image - Continue work on your Article and Appetizer #3 - Asynchronous afternoon, submit your article and image draft for credit. - 1PM office hours To Do 12/8 - Have a draft of you CM article ready for the afternoon session. - Plan to finish your Coin Drop PTIL (appetizer 3) for Friday AM so we can share with each other - Inertia Video from class To do 12/7 - Begin draft one of your article. See my example - Critique 12/8 PM - Optional credit for last week: Post your Contemporary Moment image to your DP. Include a comment describing it and the goals you set. Example to the right - - - If you want me to check your DP and grade it, respond yes to this survey - Public Critique Tuesday, Dec 15 sign up Honors** demonstration/education. Plan to present on Dec 14 Geodesic Dome: No need to mail items to me. You may coordinate with your partner to assemble elsewhere. |
Comment:
Above is the draft of my contemporary moment. It was challenging to decide how I would fit a wide-aspect image onto a portrait oriented page, because I still wanted to use color. I pulled colors from the image to use in my text boxes and in details, which I think helps the page look unified. I left space for the Description and Pull Quote. Goals: I want to feel prepared and confident for the next public critique, so I put times on my calendar to dedicate to working on my project, rather than doing it all at the end. I also will have someone read over my page beforehand to get their feedback before the public critique so that I feel more confident. |
To Do 11/16
-**Submit your critique summary (synch or asynch) - Stick around for Office Hours if you'd like me to look over your article. - Submit your article and image anytime today or tomorrow -See this short guide - Make a plan to build your arches |
To Do 11/12
- Complete a draft of your HM image with terms attached - Sign up for a public critique slot here - Check your email for Week 2 Evaluation from me (I'll post to Powerschool this PM) |
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This week we will summarize what was learned in completing Summer Stories, start working on Historical Moments, and finish appetizer #1
To Do 11/3 - Start and complete Summer Stories PTIL (due today) - (Optional) Work on Balancing Sculptures (due Friday) ** we will not meet in the afternoon session so that you may use the time to complete your Summer Story PTIL |
To Do 10/28
- Write concise definitions for the concepts/terms you identified in your Summer Story. Add these definitions to the image. - For one of your terms, show how that concept is measured or calculated. - How is ___________ measured? How is _________ calculated? - Submit your most complete draft of your Summer Story with definitions to GClass today. - Sign up for a public critique slot for tomorrow - in PM we will critique definitions closely |
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To Do 10/26
- Answer the question I posted on G Class about free will. - Start finding/creating an image of something you enjoyed doing over the summer. I made a collage on Google Drawings of myself spearfishing. See what students made last quarter. - You may create a image digitally, make a collage, draw, or whatever you prefer. |
We are going to be thinking about whether or not the future is determined by the past. Maybe learning a little about Physics will deepen your thinking.
To Do: (before class if possible) 1. watch the video 2. take note of 2-3 questions you have about the content of this video 3. on Google Classroom, respond to the question, "What is free will and do you have it?" Optional info: Here is a much longer video that is more detailed relating to this question Here is an article that outlines the question quite well |
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