Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Monday, January 21, 2013

Grade 5: Stop Smoking Video Advertisement

Stop Smoking Video Advertisement:


1. Who is the Intended Audience?
- Adults who smoke and teenagers who want to smoke
- Kids who's parents smoke and that they want to copy them
- Anyone who smokes
2. What is the Intended Purpose?
- To tell smokers not to smoke
- To tell teenagers to tell kids not to smoke
- Kids can make a difference

3. What is the message? How was it communicated?
- Nobody can help you stop smoking but only yourself can
- To tell adults that if they smoke kids can smoke too

4. How effective was their presentation?
- VERY effective; because the adults stopped smoking their cigarettes and threw them away while they kept their brochure
- Effective; because adults often tell kids what to do, but in the video, the kids are reminding the adults not to smoke

5. How could they have communicated better?
- Make the video English
- Include a photo of a sick person
- Instead of giving them a brochure, they should talk about why he/she should stop smoking, and not just giving the brochure

----- INDIVIDUAL WORK-----
Name:
Grade:
Date:
Stop Smoking Video Advertisement

Instructions: Answer the following questions. Use full sentences and include specific details or reasons.
1. Who is the Intended Audience?
2. What is the Intended Purpose?
3. What is the message? How did they communicate their message? (E.g. music, parody, comedy, personal)
4. Is this media? How do you know?
5. How effective do you think their presentation was? What could have done to communicate their ideas/message better?

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Grade 8: Pastor and the Policeman

Pastor and Policeman Video:


(Scribe: Vania)

1. Who is the Intended Audience?
  • people of Toronto (Torontonians)?
  • CTV people (crew and producers of The Amazing Race)
  •  people at the pastor's church

2. What is the Intended Purpose?
  • getting attention for their audition
  • try to get people to convert to Christianity
  • raise awareness for Christianity

3. What is the message? How was it communicated?
  •  The message is that they should be voted for The Amazing Race because of the cool combination of "the pastor and the policeman." It would attract a lot of people because of the dynamic.
  • It was communicated by talking about themselves
  • It was communicated by going around and trying to show off their personalities and convey their vibrant personality and awesomeness.

4. How effective was their presentation?
  • It was kind of scrappy because it was sort of boring and not really engaging. 
  • They just talked and gave too much info to absorb. 
  • It seemed too lengthy. 
  • he topics were all over the place.
5. How could they have communicated better?
  • Less talking!
  • More action
  • They could have flew off the building...
----- INDIVIDUAL WORK-----
Name:
Grade:
Date:
The Pastor and the Policeman
Instructions: Answer the following questions. Use full sentences and include specific details or reasons.
1. Who is the Intended Audience?
2. What is the Intended Purpose?
3. What is the message? How did they communicate their message? (E.g. music, parody, comedy, personal)
4. Is this media? How do you kow?
5. How effective do you think their presentation was? What could have done to communicate their ideas/message better?
6. Why do you think Shawn and Jessie are doing this audition?

Monday, January 14, 2013

Grade 3 Division Poster Self-Assessment

Grade 3 Division Poster Self-Assessment



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Name:
Grade: 3
Date: 

Student Self-Assessment: Division Poster

Instructions: Reflect on what you did. Use complete sentences. The questions are in bold.


1. How did I create my division poster? (E.g. How did I start my work? What did I do next? How did I finish my work?)

First

Then

At the end



2. Did I learn how to use new technologies or techniques?

I learned how to



3. What was the easiest thing about creating my Division Poster?

The easiest thing about creating my poster was:



 4.  What was the most difficult thing about creating this poster? How did I deal with that challenge?

The most difficult thing about creating this poster was:



5. What was the most fun things about creating my Division Poster
    
The most fun thing about creating my division poster


6.  What would you have done differently next time?

I would have done
I would have done it differently by

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Grade 5- Stop Smoking Poster Self-Assessment

January 15, 2013

Make sure you format your self-assessment using these expectations:

Name, grade and date at the top.
Questions should be bold. Words should not.
All words should be the same font. 
All questions and answers should be the same size.
Leave one space between each question.   

 
Name:
Grade: 
Date: 

Student Self-Assessment: Stop Smoking Poster

Instructions: Reflect on what you did. Use complete sentences and include specific details. 


1.    How did I create my Stop Smoking Poster? Explain the complete process. (E.g. First I..., Then I..., At the end I...)

2.  What message am I trying to communicate?

3.    What did I learn about how to create a poster for a specific audience and purpose? (E.g. How does the audience affect how I design my poster? How does my purpose affect how I design my poster? What did I learn)

4.    What did I learn about using Microsoft Word and images from the Internet by creating my Stop Smoking Poster? (E.g. Did I learn how to do any differently? Did I learn how to create anything new? Did I learn about any new websites? Did I learn how to copy and paste images from the Internet?)

5.    What was the easiest thing about creating my Stop Smoking Poster?

6.   What were challenges I faced while creating my Stop Smoking Poster? How did I deal with those challenges?

7.     What would I do differently next time?