1. AP Lit. Lab Schedule Day Lyke Parker/Littlejohn 21st Graphics Lab
Hours 1& 2
Parker/Littlejohn
Hours 4, 7, & 8
21st
Graphics Lab
Main Lab
22nd
26th
4th & 8th: Main Lab
7th: computers
—not in the lab—
27th
computers
(some overflow will be in ERC/Library Lab)
7th & 8th: Main Lab
4th: computers
AP Lit. Lab Schedule

2. Upcoming Deadlines Presentations begin on the 28th
Remember which day you signed up for: be fully prepared and ready to go by that date
Your final presentation and notes need to be ed to your instructor’s address the day prior to when you present
Don’t forget the reflection, which should be printed and turned in on the day you present
R.J. Essays are DUE on the 29th
If turned in on/before the 26th they will earn bonus points (+5)
Your R.J. will be turned in on this day, too
The fishbowl portion of the final will happen June 3-5 (Finals schedule)
The details are on the website
Upcoming Deadlines

3. Are your objectives universal (not poem/chapter/novel/play specific)?
Try something like “students will be able to identify symbols and how they impact the work as a whole” vs. “students will be able to identify the green light and what it represents”
Do you move from low-level Bloom’s to high-level Bloom’s?
Refer to your Survival Guide for help on this
Are your slides easy to read?
Think about font size, color, amount of text on each slide, etc.
Is your presentation engaging, yet not overwhelming? (Ensure balance.)
Images/original backgrounds are great, but only if they are the best images, the right size, not oddly stretched out, etc.
Animation is awesome, but at a certain point it becomes distracting
Presentation Tips

4. Hour 1 Schedule

5. Hour 2 Schedule