Category Archives: Assignment 2 Content Area Text Trade
Stalingrad
I used this learning map to teach Gary about the Battle of Stalingrad. My notes of his teaching to the group is below.
Projectiles of Paramount Power
This is my text that I chose to focus on that explains the concept of projectile motion. Important Vocab: projectile inertia curved path vertical velocity horizontal velocity acceleration I taught the concept of projectiles from the Physics 12 curriculum using … Continue reading
Dada Manifesto #1- Text Trade
Here is my visual aid and my toes. The teacher did a fantastic job of delivering the lesson content in chronological order. They used voice fluctuation to bring attention to main points and engaged their students with their charismatic delivery. … Continue reading
Imperialism/Colonialism – a walk through history
My partner Kenny Yang did a great job and demonstrated the knowledge of the content that I had relayed to him. He is a quick study! I used an idea web which helps to organize thoughts and explain concepts. He was able to explain how … Continue reading
Game Prisoners Theory
I taught Sibal how to react when two criminals get caught and are forced to either confess or not confess. Along that, the payoffs of what the two criminals will get according to what they both decide to do. This … Continue reading
Matthew Robson – Assignment 2 Text, Image, and Feedback
I taught Ashley Joohyun the various interpretations of a piece of art by Ken Lum. The art is located on Malkin Avenue in the False Creek Flats industrial zone. It is two large billboards which at first glance appear to reinforce … Continue reading
Ritmo Markings
All of the markings were explained clearly to the group. The time signature and tempo were explained well. The application to the music (which can’t be uploaded because of copyright issues) was clear as well, with the accents. I could … Continue reading
My Last Duchess text trade
Andrew did a wonderful job reteaching the content and purpose of the dramatic monologue “My Last Duchess” by Robert Browning. He was able to utilize the visual to explain the purpose of and the criteria that make up a dramatic … Continue reading