Ex 4: Creative Critical Response
Anything goes, so long as you
Depending on class size, everyone will have about five minutes. If you double up with a partner, the two of you will share 10 minutes.
- produce something to be performed or otherwise shared during class time
- demonstrate your ability to engage creatively and critically with a literary text from our syllabus
- articulate your goals and a meaningful way of assessing your achievement
- reflect on your accomplishment (quoting from responses you receive from your classmates)
Depending on class size, everyone will have about five minutes. If you double up with a partner, the two of you will share 10 minutes.
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