“Comparatively Speaking” Your Next Exhibition! Wah Hoo!

What will you do?  In groups (these will be announced later today):  Create a 3 minute broadcast covering the topics of your research papers  Be prepared for a minute “Meet the Press” style discussion *This is covered in the first two paragraphs of the handout.

How will you do this?  Your group will choose a prototype show to model your broadcast such as:  The View, The Daily Show, Ellen, Sportscenter, 60 minutes, Tavis Smiley, and all the others on your handout *Remember all of these shows are to be used for inspiration and ideas, not to copy word for word!

Possibly like this show…

Of course, there are requirements…  Have a theme that binds your topics together.  Make sure your broadcast has the format similar to an essay:  Intro, Body, Conclusion  Let’s all read through the other requirements quickly…

How will your group work together?  2 Directors  1 Host/Moderator (Bilingual)  3 experts/guests  At least one guest must speak in Spanish  1 Props and Costumes Person (will also act)  1 Graphic Designer (will also act)  Makes the logo, the graphs and the graphics

There will also be a crew…  The crew will work with Regina and they are:  3 Camera Operators  1 Sound Person  All of these people will be editors…

Meet The Press?  Yes, after your 3 minute broadcast, your group will “meet the press,” which means:  Teachers will ask your group specific questions so that your group can defend its viewpoints and work  Please use formal language  2-3 questions per group member  15 to 20 minutes for each group *Please look at your handout for more detailed requirements…

There are real deadlines!  As with most exhibitions, there is a lot to do, so let’s look at the schedule together so we’re all crystal clear…

Remember…  The Exhibition is on Tuesday March 27th at 6pm! Also remember:  Exhibitions are stressful, but really, really good…  The last one was stressful, but really, really good…  Let’s get focused and work together!