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Unit Project: Introduce Your Role Model
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Hello, everyone. And welcome to today's video.
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In this video, I will provide you with the instructions on how to work and
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complete your project for this unit.
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In this project, you're asked to
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present to your class
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your favorite country or your country of your Origen.
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The choice is up to you.
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Make sure that you do all of the work in class.
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I would like to observe and assess your work and achievements
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during class.
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I expect you to present to the class your favorite country or your country of origin
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based on the following instructions.
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So how do you do in complete your project?
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First, make sure to pick a country whatever country you want
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and then you need to research information about that country.
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The information should include the capital of the country,
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the official currency and language the flag of the country.
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You need to mention
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the tourist attractions in that country. Show me its location on the map and
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tell me
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what the country is famous for.
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For example, do they plan something special? Do you have?
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Do they have a special event or festival also include a special tradition.
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At least one special tradition that is done in that country.
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Finally,
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tell the class why you chose that country
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for your presentation.
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You may choose to do it on a cardboard paper on power Point on,
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show me or any other tool of your choice.
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As long as you tell me beforehand and we discuss it,
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let's look at some of the examples. Of course, this is not precisely what I need.
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It's
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an inspiration for you to get your hand wrapped around what you're supposed to do.
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So take a look at these cardboard papers. They look pretty good,
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and this is basically
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what your project should look like not exactly,
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but similar to.
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As for assessment, I will be using this rubric so I'll be looking at your content.
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I'll be looking at your structure and organization.
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Is it logical? Does it make sense? Is it organized?
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I'd be looking at the timing and pacing. Are you getting the job done in time?
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And is your presentation taking too long or not long enough?
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Every student is allowed
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2-3 minutes for their presentation.
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I will be looking at your poster and eye contact, so make sure that you look at the
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video is provided on the You see page to practice
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and learn some of the presentation skills in public speaking
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king skills.
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I will also
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be assessing your clear and audible voice.
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It means you can be too quiet but not too loud. It needs to be clear and loud enough.
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I'll also be assessing your visual aid. This means what you used to present
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your project.
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Make sure you go over the rubrics beforehand
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and then we will discuss this in class
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where you can ask me with every questions that you have.
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I can't wait to see what you do.
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