Genially Presentation- Nine elements.
By: Lindsay Thompson
Anchor
Example: "Good morning class! Today we will be learning the impact that natural disasters can have on the world. Before we begin, I have some photos on the board to depict how Hurricane Katrina affected our local town when it stormed through. Please direct your attention to the front as I flip through the images."
What is it? An introduction to a project that provides a real-world connection from the project to authentic situations that may happen outside of school
Task
What is it?It narrows and focuses project work by providing a specific item to complete
Directions
Directions: 1. Take turns flipping over 2 cards at a time. 2. If the cards match, flip two more over until all cards are matched with their pair.
What is it?Directions give students guidance on how to get where they need to go.
Student Choices
"Make a choice of which option you would rather do, and complete the task."
What is it?When teachers give student's the freedom to make their own decisions.
Option 1:
Option2:Draw a picture depticing what a tornado looks like while damaging an object
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
Write a paragraph describing what a tornado looks and sounds like.
Title
Write a brief description here
Student Inquiry
What is it?When students themselvesare finding and evaluating information to help themcomplete a project
"Use the following link to find three potential consequences a tsunami would have on Earth: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/" Students must then show that they gathered information from a website on their own to support their consequences they listed.
Collaboration and Teamwork
What is it? When students work in groups to complete a task while learning a variety of leadership skills by assigning and following up on responsibilities, seeking information, making a plan of action and doing other group activities
"Watch the following video to witness animals using teamwork to save one another"
Teacher Coaching & Feedback
Andre picked "wildfire" as the answer to this question. To give him feedback and coaching, I would show Andre an example of each of these elements and allow him to attempt the question again after providing him with explanations of exactly what all 3 options consist of
What is it? When teachers show or tell students how to improve what they are doing or how to better follow directions and meet project requirements
Student Reflection
What is it?When a student reflects back on his/her work to evaluate how to strengthen their work, correct it, or learn from it.
As a lesson wrap up activity, I would give students an exit slip concisting of the following questions. "What is one thing you are most proud of about your presentation? What is one thing you believe you could have done better within your presentation? Provide a 2 sentence answer for both questions."
Public Presentation
What is it?When a student showcases their work and presents it in front of others
This is an example of a student who is presenting a project she created to her elementary class peers.
Genially Presentation- Nine elements.
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Genially Presentation- Nine elements.
By: Lindsay Thompson
Anchor
Example: "Good morning class! Today we will be learning the impact that natural disasters can have on the world. Before we begin, I have some photos on the board to depict how Hurricane Katrina affected our local town when it stormed through. Please direct your attention to the front as I flip through the images."
What is it? An introduction to a project that provides a real-world connection from the project to authentic situations that may happen outside of school
Task
What is it?It narrows and focuses project work by providing a specific item to complete
Directions
Directions: 1. Take turns flipping over 2 cards at a time. 2. If the cards match, flip two more over until all cards are matched with their pair.
What is it?Directions give students guidance on how to get where they need to go.
Student Choices
"Make a choice of which option you would rather do, and complete the task."
What is it?When teachers give student's the freedom to make their own decisions.
Option 1:
Option2:Draw a picture depticing what a tornado looks like while damaging an object
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
Write a paragraph describing what a tornado looks and sounds like.
Title
Write a brief description here
Student Inquiry
What is it?When students themselvesare finding and evaluating information to help themcomplete a project
"Use the following link to find three potential consequences a tsunami would have on Earth: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/" Students must then show that they gathered information from a website on their own to support their consequences they listed.
Collaboration and Teamwork
What is it? When students work in groups to complete a task while learning a variety of leadership skills by assigning and following up on responsibilities, seeking information, making a plan of action and doing other group activities
"Watch the following video to witness animals using teamwork to save one another"
Teacher Coaching & Feedback
Andre picked "wildfire" as the answer to this question. To give him feedback and coaching, I would show Andre an example of each of these elements and allow him to attempt the question again after providing him with explanations of exactly what all 3 options consist of
What is it? When teachers show or tell students how to improve what they are doing or how to better follow directions and meet project requirements
Student Reflection
What is it?When a student reflects back on his/her work to evaluate how to strengthen their work, correct it, or learn from it.
As a lesson wrap up activity, I would give students an exit slip concisting of the following questions. "What is one thing you are most proud of about your presentation? What is one thing you believe you could have done better within your presentation? Provide a 2 sentence answer for both questions."
Public Presentation
What is it?When a student showcases their work and presents it in front of others
This is an example of a student who is presenting a project she created to her elementary class peers.