Sunday, November 1, 2009

Reflecting for BGP/GP

Warm - Up (20 min)

1. Vocabulary:
  1. narrative
  2. myth
  3. motif
  4. archetype
  5. apotheosis
  6. threshold
  7. atonement
  8. boon
  9. mundane
2. P.O.T.D.

3. S.O.T.D.:
UD, read the following 3 writing tips. Feel free to apply this to your story of the day.

1. Killer titles. You've got to kick-start your articles by using punchy titles that can get your audience to pay attention to your copies. This is important as this is the first step to connect with your readers. I suggest that you keep your titles short and that you carefully choose the words that you're going to use. It's better if you choose those that target your readers' emotions or those that can pique their curiosity.

2. Lead paragraph. Once your readers opened your articles, they'll decide if they're read them until the end based on how your first paragraph was written. As you surely want these people to read your article in their entirety, it's highly recommended to make sure that your lead paragraph is impacting and that it will leave a lasting impression. You really don't need to tell your readers everything they need to know in this section. I suggest that you keep them interested by using questions that you're going to answer on your article body or if you challenge common beliefs and use intriguing statements.

3. Article body. Your articles must contain every piece of data or information your readers are looking for. It must be well-written, very organized, and readable. Also, it must help you communicate your expertise in your field and it must speak volumes about your great writing skills. (http://ezinearticles.com/?Article-Writing-Basics---Revealed---3-Basic-Elements-of-Article-Writing&id=3148014)

Part 1 - the Hero's Journey
Identify the stages to epic narrative
Assignment:
Create a circular prezi based on the 17 stages of the monomyth
Bonus - Add summary and images from a film that uses the mono-myth structure.


PART 2 - Write First Draft of Artist Statement
Compose first draft of artist's statement

Here is the artist statement questionnaire and a sentence starter for portfolio reflections:
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