Monday, May 6, 2013
Ignite Talk
Slide 1 I made this presentation for the the incoming freshmen that are wondering how to pass English 1102 with Lacy Manship, and also an opportunity to reflect on how much we've done in English 1102
Slide 2 English 1101 is a prerequisite for English 1102 so you need to pass 1101 before you can continue on to 1102
Slide 3 In order to get into English 1102 you first have to register for the class with Lacy! Lacy is the best english 1102 professor because she is so devoted to her students
Slide 4 In order to get into English 1102 you first have to register for the class with Lacy! Lacy is the best english 1102 professor because she is so devoted to her students
Slide 5 In other words, English 1102 will require us to define our own interests and connect it to what we've learned in class in order to craft it into an inquiry project to present to the class
Slide 6 Its important to attend class lectures so that you know what's going on in the class and when important assignments are due. Also its best to bring a laptop to class so that you can log into the classroom google docs
Slide 7 Along with going to class, make sure you get to know Lacy on a personal level because she will really help you when you need help. For example, during the mini projects, Lacy took the time to work with me in creating my mini projects
Slide 8 Get to know your classmates so that you can help each other out when you need help or when you need talk to someone about assignments that are due. Lacy advocates peer based learning!
Slide 9 Listen to the classroom red tape announcements for upcoming due dates so that you turn in assignments on time and listen to the classroom warm ups because they usually relate to the classroom agenda.
Slide 10 Participating in class activities and discussions are critical in English 1102 because it allows you to actively learn from your classmates (aka peer based learning) which maximizes your learning experience
Slide 11 The daybook is made to express your personal thoughts and is a great way to warm up your brain before class starts. The daybook requires you to take on an identity when you write.
Slide 12 Blogspot fosters risk taking learning by allowing users to share personal thoughts with others and challenges the writer to explore and think laterally not linearly
Slide 13 Not only is blog responses important because its a grade but it is also an opportunity to read about other peoples opinions and give feedback by responding with your own opinion; creating an interaction.
Slide 14 Its important to complete all assignments assigned by Lacy on time and to the best of your ability. Lacy really wants to see evidence that you are growing and changing with the way you think. Slide 15 Pick a book that intrigues your interest so that it will be easy to keep up with the reading assignment. Lacy gives us a free field to read a book of our choice.
Slide 16 "HOMAGO" "Good videos games and Good learning" "Representation" "Master and Little Narrative" were all class readings that advocated informal learning or challenged traditional schooling Slide 17 English 1102 looked like hanging out and messing around because you're allowed to participate in self-directed and interest driven activities in a non-judgemental environment
Slide 18 English 1102 helps you identify the type of writer you are, allows class interaction so that you can learn from your peers, and allows you to customize assignments to express the your identity.
Slide 19 English 1102 allows us to represent the way we think and learn through blogs, class discussions, and writing into the day. Its an opportunity to express how you make sense of English 1102
Slide 20 English 1102 advocates little narrative because it helps us realize that traditional learning is not the only one way to learn material. In order to be successful, be sure to be open minded in exploring the different types of learning
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