Exploring AP Seminar Lenses

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Exploring AP Seminar Lenses AP Seminar Day 3 Exploring AP Seminar Lenses

Writing Pre-assessment After reviewing your responses I discovered the majority of you think… You are able to: Identify a main idea, find evidence, questioning “a little” identify line of reasoning Want to improve on: credibility of evidence, “transmitting ideas”, question more, look at other perspectives, synthesizing (making informed opinions)

Review of QUEST Surprise QUIZ! ON a sheet of notebook paper 1. Explain each of the QUEST skills 2. Write me 3-4 sentences explaining why these skills are important.

ZOOM In this activity you will be given a picture. YOU MAY NOT SHOW ANYONE ELSE THIS PICTURE. Using ONLY words, put yourselves in order. This is about being a TEAM. I am not going to give you any strategies about how to tackle this.

ZOOM debrief Your task was to accomplish a GOAL- get in order. What skills were necessary to complete this task? Did any natural leaders emerge? Which leadership style worked best? What would you do differently if you did it again? What did you learn from this activity ?