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This
project is similar to the drama workshops which include you as a character
but made to be a class interaction. Emulating shows like Jerry Springer
where people come on to discuss their problems or why they are such
freaks. The purpose is to involve all students by having them as the
audience who can ask questions to the guests on the show. |
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each group the information and the group topic prior to the class and
if you know such shows like Jerry Springer, explain to them what type
of things happen on these shows. |
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In
this project, you are part of the audience and not a guest nor host
as the students are in control. There are only five groups and the aim
is that the audience ask a lot of questions. You can ask questions to
get the discussion moving. |
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The
home shopping channel in the classroom; students have to invent a new
product and then sell it. There is no limit to what they can invent
as they have to convince the class that it's worth buying. |
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