Sumários
"You in America"by Chimamanda Adichie
30 Março 2016, 16:00 • Paula Alexandra Carvalho Alves Rodrigues Horta
Close reading of the short story "You in America"
"You in America"by Chimamanda Adichie
30 Março 2016, 12:00 • Paula Alexandra Carvalho Alves Rodrigues Horta
Close reading of the short story "You in America"
“You in America” by Chimamanda Adichie + Topics and guidelines for oral presentations.
30 Março 2016, 10:00 • Lili Cavalheiro
Short story: “You in America” by Chimamanda Adichie – in-class discussion.
“You in America” by Chimamanda Adichie + Topics and guidelines for oral presentations.
30 Março 2016, 08:00 • Lili Cavalheiro
Short story: “You in America” by Chimamanda Adichie – in-class discussion.
Narrative Writing - Part 2
29 Março 2016, 12:00 • Hilda Alexandra Prazeres Eusebio
Students read and analyzed the following short stories:
- The Flowers by Alice Walker;
- Small Avalanches by Joyce Carol Oates;
- the second text was only read half way through - to be continued in the next class.
Students were presented powerpoints on:
- their major writing assignment;
- their end-of-term/in-class oral presentations.
- these powerpoints will be sent by email to everyone.
Oral Presentations
- Oral presentations are worth 20% of your final grade.
- You must speak for a minimum of 8 minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes.
- The presentation will be on a topic of your choice.
- You can do the presentation on your own or in a group but each person must speak a minimum of 8 minutes and a maximum of 10.
- Please inform me of your date and topic no later than the 15th of April .
Rules for Oral Presentations
Do not repeat last year’s presentation and do not plagiarize – I can always tell.
- You may use visual aids such as the whiteboard (I can give you a marker) or use a PowerPoint to make your presentation more interesting.
- You can use video or audio clips in your presentation but these do not count towards your 8 minute minimum yet must be within the ten minute maximum.
Major Writing Assignment
- 20% of your final mark:
- First draft = 5%; due: 21st April;
- Final draft = 15%; due: 10th May.
- Your writing project can be one of the following:
- A descriptive writing piece:
- Poetry;
- Journals/Diaries;
- A persuasive writing piece:
- Political speech;
- Essay;
- Editorial;
- A narrative writing piece:
- Short story;
- Biography;
- Autobiography;
- An expository writing piece:
- News report;
- Scientific report;
- A personal letter.
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DO NOT PLAGIARIZE.
- If you need support with your assignment, please let me know and we can book a tutorial.
- This must be done BEFORE the first draft is handed in.