Sunday, November 3, 2013

presentations


As we discussed on Weds 30 October, and several times earlier in the semester, each student will assign a reading (or some other learning activity), and lead a discussion of it. The topic should relate to her or his work in some way.

The lineup, as I caught it:

Mon 4 Nov
Weds 6 Nov   (visit to Melissa Gruntkowski studio)   /   Caitlin, Liv
Mon 11 Nov   (holiday)
Weds 13 Nov
Mon 18 Nov
Weds 20 Nov   /   Darek
Mon 25 Nov
Weds 27 Nov   (holiday)
Mon 2 Dec   /   Tiffany, Caroline
Weds 4 Dec
Mon 9 Dec
Weds 11 Dec

I haven't heard from Caitlin or Liv about what they'd want us to be reading; we'll probably need to push their day back to Weds 13 November.

I'm happy to help you figure out a reading, or online search, or whatever it is that you think will best serve the discussion and your own work in progress. The total time for presentation + discussion might be 20-30 minutes. You've seen me do it: assign a reading, walk through it, provide some context, encourage some reflection about how it might pertain to one's own practice.

Now it's your turn!



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