Frankenstein Focused Study Project Help Page
1. Use a wide variety of resources start with the extra
materials with the text and pre-made stuff from former students. Click HERE for
that stuff!
2. Be organized in how you approach your preparation.
3. But, be open minded as well, especially as you begin your work.
4. Do not become overly reliant on resources you will be
assessed heavily on your original thinking and ownership of the material.
1. Journals are a good way to focus your class on your topic
or have them consider it when you are done.
Only go five minutes.
2. Avoid lecturing or giving a lot of notes. 10 minutes for any notes should be
sufficient.
3. Similarly, avoid full class activities they are
difficult to manage effectively.
4. Do use small group activities. Your best approach would be to split the
class into the same number of small groups as there are members of your
group. Then, you can have each person
run each group. In fact, I really do
expect you to do this.
5. Make your lessons active: students are actually doing
something whether its discussing, making, writing, acting.
6. Engage your class in a variety of ways: use visual aids,
music, multimedia. We learn that way in
our culture now, so use it.
7. Find a good balance between high intensity work and more
relaxed work.
8. Of course, make your test questions meaningful.