Language+Arts+28+March

//Ok...today will be similar to the Elbowing activity we did the other day. The main difference is that your editing partner (a different one this time) will actually be **listening** to you present your speech. Don't worry about inflection, or remembering everything -- you may actually read your speech this time through. What your looking for today is that the main idea of your speech is actually getting through to the audience.// //Similar to the last time, I would like you to use the Elbowing technique to give criticism to your partner (remembering, of course, that you've chosen a different partner this time).



[|Stopwatch for timing]


 * PLEASE ....** I beg you to take this seriously. Listen to what your (second, yet different) editing partner has to say. I will be looking for the best quality work that you can do. No shortcuts at this point in the year. These are techniques to take with you to Leo Hayes.

Now...get out your rough draft because I'm coming around to do a homework check.//