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This document is a reflection assignment for a theater course. It contains questions for students to reflect on their experiences in the first quarter of projects. Students are asked to provide multi-sentence paragraphs answering questions about their previous experience with theater, using iMovie, their favorite and most challenging projects, and viewing other students' work on Edmodo. They are then instructed to post their response to one question on the Edmodo discussion board and comment on two other posts. Screenshots of these posts and comments are to be included before submitting the project for evaluation.
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- 2. In this project you will.. First, answer reflection questions based on what you’ve experienced in this first quarter of Theater projects. Your answers should be well thought out-- give small paragraphs (4 or more sentences!) to earn credit for your work. Then, discuss what you’ve learned with other researchers.
- 3. Question: How much experience with theater did you have before Starting this course? Did you take any classes, act in any plays, watch any performances? Explain. Write your answer here!
- 4. Question: In the first project, “First, an Introduction,” were you nervous to introduce yourself on camera to everyone? Why or why not? Do you think you would be nervous to do it again? Write your answer here!
- 5. Question: How do you feel about using iMovie? Was it difficult at first? Why or why not? Is it getting easier? Why or why not? Write your answer here!
- 6. Question: We use Edmodo a lot in this credit. Do you like seeing other researchers’ works? Why or why not? Write your answer here!
- 7. Question: How do you feel when you see other researchers’ work on Edmodo? Do you feel inspired, confused, appreciative, bored, or anything else? What has been your favorite piece by another researcher so far? (You might need to go back to Edmodo and look at pieces you’ve commented on to answer this question, and that’s OK!) Write your answer here!
- 8. Question: How do you feel about your own work when you see what other researchers have done on Edmodo? Do you feel like you are on the same level as everyone, above, or below? Why? Write your answer here!
- 9. Question: What have these projects shown you about yourself? Are there areas you excel in, or things you need to work on? What are they? Write your answer here!
- 10. Question: Which project did you enjoy the most so far? Why? Write your answer here!
- 11. Question 1: Which project has been the most challenging so far? Why? How did you overcome the challenges? If you had to do it again, what would you do differently? Write your answer here!
- 12. Post to Edmodo Log in to edmodo.com and join the group “Theater Unit 1 Reflection” by using the group code fpdypp or using the following link https://www.edmodo.com/home#/join/ 50d7bb4f030c7f4052a201fffaf1a1a4 . Post your answer from slide 11 to the discussion board. Paste a screenshot of your post here!
- 13. Discuss on Edmodo After you post your answer, don't forget to comment on TWO other researchers' answers! Give words of encouragement, agree, disagree, or leave your own comment-- just remember to be respectful! Paste a screenshot of your first comment here! Paste a screenshot of your first comment here!
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