BR: 5/15/17 Summarize your group’s Tangible Product(s). Did you include photos (while you made it, from beginning, middle, end, etc.), as well as a biography.

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BR: 5/15/17 Summarize your group’s Tangible Product(s). Did you include photos (while you made it, from beginning, middle, end, etc.), as well as a biography (a paragraph or two) explaining what it is, why you made it, etc.?

Charrette Protocol* (~8 min ea.) Presentation (3 minutes): Presenters present their PSA to another group. The other group listens (don’t interrupt; you’ll get a chance to respond. Take notes as they talk). If you run out of things to say, sit silently. You might be inspired to add something! Framing Question (1 minute): Presenter asks a specific question or two to help structure the feedback from the listeners. Example: “What could I explain better…?” or “What things might you be confused about…?” Feedback (2 minutes): Listeners give suggestions. Presenters listen, take notes (listen quietly! No Interrupting!) Note: keep feedback helpful, specific, and kind Open Discussion (2 minutes): Presenters and listeners have a dialogue about the suggestions / feedback. (Next, swap & repeat!) *Note: Each section will be timed, and we ALL change together! 

HW: Due Thursday You’ll have the rest of class to A) read Ch. 8.1 and finish the worksheet, and B), finish fine-tuning your PSA. On Thursday, we’ll present our PSAs and continue discussing Ch. 8.1.