We know you guys are extremely excited to present next week, on 2nd of MAY 2012 and 9th of MAY 2012.
So yeah, wish you guys all the best...
ouh, before we forget, here is the reminders from Miss Sarada...
REMINDERS:
- come
to class early,get class organized.
- anticipate
technical hitches,have Plan B/C
- being
absent without an MC=no marks
- attendance
is important during this time
- dress
appropriately
- your
presentation should be interactive, fun and meaningful
- don’t
forget to hand in your essay based
on the topic of your presentation.
-
evaluate the presentations based on
the following:
a)Was
the classroom organized well to facilitate the presentation?
b)Were
the presenters well prepared?
c)Did
you understand ‘clearly’ the presentation?
d)Was
the presentation very creative, innovative,fun and meaningful?
e)
Did the presenters rush through the activities?
f)Did
you learn anything new from the presentation?
g)There
is always room for improvement.Explain one aspect of the presentation you may
change to make the presentation better.
Note:Select
ONE presentation,per time,so each
group will evaluate TWO in total.Evaluate the presentation using the
above as your guide.Please do not give just Yes/No answers.Explain your answers briefly.Post your evaluation in
the blog.
Generally,today's presentations were interesting and fun....started on a rather quiet note but ended with some 'hot' belly dancing!
ReplyDeleteSome observations:
Some of you did not play a role in the presentation...as such it'd be difficult for me to evaluate you...you know who you are,so let me know what you want to do about it....
Please do not read from the slides.
Make sure the whole class is involved in the activities...let there not be a team A and a teamB!
Manage your time well...some groups finished ahead of time...
GOOD LUCK !
Hahaha,do you know why Amin said 'kos,kos" instead of 'kuskus'?And why Athirah said,'kukus' instead of 'kuskus'?.....
ReplyDeleteboth mother tongue influence maam :) but the couscous was super tasty. :)
DeleteI observed that the majority of you feel that:
ReplyDelete-the Americans do not have a culture...
-the Americans wear shoes inside their homes...
-it's so common for Americans to kiss and hug openly...for that matter,I've seen many students doing so in and around the campus.....!
Would like to read your comments on the above.
actually, the Americans do have culture. its just simply that their culture is quite different than ours, which makes us feel that they dont have culture. for example, in greetings; a simple hello or hi suffice while in many other cultures, there are people bending over, a hug, firm handshake, exchanges of gifts and so on. For example in Japan, lets talk about their public toilets. there, everyone gets butt naked inside, bathing, easing themselves and such. strangers can help soap u down. for the japanese, its normal. i got a shock when i was there. totally not our culture. culture varies with the ethnic and kinds of people. Also, Americans are not the only people who uses shoes inside their homes. I did the same thing when i was in Australia, cause my uncle said so. it was a norm there, using shoes inside the house, but not everyone. there are those who are barefoot inside their houses.kissing and hugging openly, that's also something which is on a widespread. for them, it means a way of showing affection, and not afraid or shy to do so. it rubs on in our malaysian surrounding nowadays, and as always, we follow the westerners.
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