I have finished my re-visit booklet…what next? Ask your teacher to email you the following document.

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I have finished my re-visit booklet…what next? Ask your teacher to you the following document

Presentation What do you think should be included to show your new understandings? Here are a few ideas to get you started… Clear links to your big question Clear links to your lines of inquiry Clear links to the central idea Information connected to the concepts that most relate to your big question Evidence of relevant research in the form of quotes, perspectives from experts, facts etc Add points that need to be included that are specific to your big question

When you have added your ideas to the presentation document…what next? You start working on your presentation. You need to make sure you have included all the points on your presentation document. You should be aiming to have your presentation finished by Friday 22 nd Oct. Here are some examples of presentations.

More ideas on how to present your understandings… Newspaper article Magazine article Radio report Speech Powerpoint TV ad Piece of art Model Animation Board game Poem Non-fiction book Picture story book Comic strip Flow chart Can you think of more?????

What might your station and displays look like?

Displays There are some things that you have to display: Central idea Big question Lines of inquiry Main concepts Action information Learner profile and attitude information Reflection