Forensics (Speech)
Team Tournament Schedule & Permission Form
Agenda--11.29.16
Objective:Develop student understanding of Forensic events
Journal #2: What makes compelling theatre or performance? Critique the performance
Vocab: “Critique”—analysis on performer’s skills, strengths, and weaknesses
- Forensic Clip
- Notes: Events & Tournaments
- Discussion
HW:
Agenda--11.28.16
Objective: Gain an extensive knowledge on how to play the game of Competitive Forensic Speech
Journal #1: What experience do you have in performance? What do these performers do that make him/her “good” or “not”
Vocab: “NFL”—National Forensics League
- NFL CLip
- Discussion and Response
- Syllabus & Classroom Procedures
- Intereview
HW:
Agenda--12.15.12
Objective: Establish scripts and events for students
Journal #10: Critique the performance.
Vocab: “Blocking”—actor’s specific movement on the stage
Objective: Establish scripts and events for students
Journal #10: Critique the performance.
Vocab: “Blocking”—actor’s specific movement on the stage
- Work Packet
- Finalize Event—(Sign –Up)
- Script Search & Copies
- Read & Study Script
HW: Work on Script/Event
Agenda--12.5.14
Objective: Gain an extensive knowledge on how to play the game of Competitive Forensic Speech
Objective: Gain an extensive knowledge on how to play the game of Competitive Forensic Speech
Journal #5: Critique the performance. What do you need to do?
Vocab: “Concentration”-- The act or process of focused energy, especially the fixing of close, undivided attention within a performance
- Forensic Events & Tournaments (Sales)
- Finish: Group Notes: Event & Time
- Display 30 sec. performance
HW: Study Forensic Notes--
Agenda--12.4.14
Objective: within groups study Forensic event rules and guidelines
Objective: within groups study Forensic event rules and guidelines
Journal #4: Critique the performance. How does this event work?
Vocab: “Pantomime”—acting without props
- Forensic Events & Tournaments
- Rehearse: Group Notes: Event & Time
- Now, create a 30 sec. performance
HW: Study Forensic Notes--
Agenda 12.3.14
Objective: Gain an extensive knowledge on how to play the game of Competitive Forensic Speech
Journal #3: Critique the performance.
Vocab: “Tableaux”—frozen action/image or a still picture
- Forensic Events & Tournaments
- Movement Exercise: Tableaux
- Group Notes: Event & Time
- --Describe Event
- --5 Major Rules to follow
- --2 Areas: Judged On
HW: Study Forensic Notes--
Agenda--12.2.14
Objective: Develop student understanding of Forensic events
Objective: Develop student understanding of Forensic events
Journal #2: What makes compelling theatre or performance? Critique the performance
Vocab: “Critique”—analysis on performer’s skills, strengths, and weaknesses
- Forensic Clip
- Discussion & Response
- NOTES: on Forensic Events & Tournaments
- 6 Interpretative Events
HW: Study Notes
Forensics—12.1.14
Objective: Gain an extensive knowledge on how to play the game of Competitive Forensic Speech
Journal #1: What experience do you have in performance? What do these performers do that make him/her “good” or “not”
Vocab: “NFL”—National Forensics League
- NFL Clip
- Discussion and Response
- Syllabus & Classroom Procedures
- Interview
HW: Signed Syllabus & 1pg Write up on NFL website
Forensics—12.1.14
Objective: Gain an extensive knowledge on how to play the game of Competitive Forensic Speech
Journal #1: What experience do you have in performance? What do these performers do that make him/her “good” or “not”
Vocab: “NFL”—National Forensics League
- NFL Clip
- Discussion and Response
- Syllabus & Classroom Procedures
- Interview
HW: Signed Syllabus & 1pg Write up on NFL website