10+-+Enrique's+Journey

4. Individual Oral Presentation (IOP) This project is one that is required for the IB programme. You will be expected to be familiar with this type of assessment for Grade 11, whether you are in the IB courses or not.

These presentations are due on 18 May and will be presented on the 18th and 19th of May

//You will be doing a text-to-text comparison on the theme you chose. The works you will need to compare are Enrique's Journey and a poem or song of your choice. You will need to have a copy of the song or poem by the end of class on Wednesday, 12 May to sign up for the assignment. Only one student can do their presentation on each song or poem! There are no repeats!

Presentation Requirements //
 * //Presentation must have a grabber//
 * //Presentation must address literary features within the song/poem and how they help develop the theme//
 * //Presentation must address literary features within the book and how they help develop the theme//
 * //Oral presentation is an elaboration upon the points on the slides, it is not just reading the PowerPoint//
 * //A picture, map, chart, or other graphic needs to be present on every slide//
 * //All information must be summarized in short bullet points//
 * //All slides must have a title//
 * //Any video used must be imbedded in its own slide//
 * //A complete works cited page in MLA format must be included (all graphics need citation as well)//

// This presentation was created by Ms. Roundy, the 11th Grade English teacher as an example for what she expects from a good IOP

Here is the rubric, created by Ms. Roundy, that you will be graded on both for this IOP and for your grade 11 IOP. //

3. Theme Notecards:

For the theme you picked, find at least three examples of that theme in each chapter (prologue counts as a chapter, and the afterword together with the epilogue count as one chapter) and do a notecard for each example (minimum three per chapter)

For each example you will need:
 * quote
 * explanation of the connection between the quote and the theme
 * text connection - to a movie, song, poem, tv show, book, or any other text

Notecards will be due every WEDNESDAY

2. Reading Schedule:
 * WEDNESDAY 28 April: Prologue, Ch 1, Ch 2 (82 pages)
 * WEDNESDAY 5 May: Ch 3, Ch 4, Ch 5 up to page 158 (94 pages)
 * WEDNESDAY 12 May: end of Ch 5, Ch 6, Ch 7, Afterword, Epilogue (106 pages)

1. Introduction - Immigration Video - Questions for the video: