2021-2022 AP Seminar-Period 5 Assignments
- Instructor
- Mrs. Denice L. Lane
- Term
- 2021-2022 School Year
- Department
- English
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Please complete/sign/read the AP Exam Terms and Conditions (you may have already received an email regarding this). This has to be done before you take the test/submit papers, etc.
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9. Create a group script for your presentation that labels speaker and slides. Attach script here. When you are finished, practice your presentation.
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10. Set up a time to meet with your group over Spring Break. When have you decided? What platform will you be using for your virtual meeting?
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8. Create your Team Multimedia Presentation. Follow the guidelines on Checklist #5. Attach your presentation here.
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7. Finish Checklist #4 as a group. Submit the Jamboard or other collaborative tool here (you'll have to create one yourself).
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Share your paper with each person in the group. You will read each person's paper for content NOT for peer edits. Take a set of notes as to how each paper contributes to the answer of your research question and supporting evidence or information that is most relevant.
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Collaboratively create a research question and submit here.
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Please follow the direction on your checklist and on the slides. The group leader makes a copy and shares it with the group.
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One person makes a copy of the document and shares it with group members. Everyone completes. Document owner submits.
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Your peers should have given you adequate feedback for a new draft. This will be the last draft for a while. You will be moving on to creating your presentation next week.
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Watch videos (assigned in AP Classroom) and take notes in your notebook--these will be checked off. Due end of class.
Required:
1. ESA Video 5: Using Transitions to connect ideas and build to your conclusion
2. ESA Video 6: Considering Objections and Limitations
3. ESA Video 7: Considering Consequences and Implications
4. ESA Video 9: Ways to Use Stimulus Material in Your Argument
5. ESA Video 10: Using Details to Ensure Plausibility
6. SUE Video 7: Establishing Your Own Credibility
1. ESA Video 5: Using Transitions to connect ideas and build to your conclusion
2. ESA Video 6: Considering Objections and Limitations
3. ESA Video 7: Considering Consequences and Implications
4. ESA Video 9: Ways to Use Stimulus Material in Your Argument
5. ESA Video 10: Using Details to Ensure Plausibility
6. SUE Video 7: Establishing Your Own Credibility
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Checklist #5 (Write your paper and submit here when due; bring a paper copy for peer review on T 2/22)
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I should be able to see tangible proof of each requirement on paper or on a document you do not delete
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Watch ESA Videos 1, 2, & 4--in AP Classroom--Keep a set of notes on paper with titles of videos clearly labeled. Due end of class.
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Determine 3-4 topics that at least two of the sources have in common, then research those topics BEFORE class begins.
Learn as much as you can about them from various sources. Keep an open mind. Just go where your curiosity leads you. Be ready to discuss on Friday.
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Read and do the slide for: "Neural sensitivity to conflicting attitudes supports greater conformity toward positive over negative influence in early adolescence"--BEFORE class
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Attach here and make sure everyone's names are on the slides.
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revised introduction should be included; can print in library free of charge
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The LIBRARY will print it for you for FREE. Do this BEFORE class. If you are late to class, your paper will be late.
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1. Refine your research question as a group.
2. Check with another group
3. Finish the proposal
2. Check with another group
3. Finish the proposal
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Just one person from the group submits. Please refer to the handout and the slides to help you form research questions.
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Group leader makes a copy and shares with the group. Group leader submits to classroom.
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Group leader makes a copy and shares with the rest of the group. Make sure everyone's name is on the document. Group leader submits.
If you're on independent study, you can join in real time and work with your group, or you can do individually. This should be discussed as a group and written together, NOT each person does their own.
If you're on independent study, you can join in real time and work with your group, or you can do individually. This should be discussed as a group and written together, NOT each person does their own.
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1. Make a doc
2. Share it with your group
3. Write all group members' names on the document
4. Come up with a set of norms (aim for 4)
if time permits...
5. Create a team name
6. Submit document (one document per team)
2. Share it with your group
3. Write all group members' names on the document
4. Come up with a set of norms (aim for 4)
if time permits...
5. Create a team name
6. Submit document (one document per team)