Literal

(a)  “I, Liam Rudisill, affirm that I completed my independent component which represents 30 hours of work.” 

(b) Assistant-directing the second-semester Drama production entitled "The Audition."

Interpretive

Tuesday 4/10 Read-through
Tuesday 4/17 Blocking
Friday 4/20 Blocking
Tuesday 4/24 Polish
Friday 4/27 Run Through (Liam)
Tuesday 5/1 Full Run Through (Liam)
Wednesday 5/2 Lunch Rehearsal

Thursday 5/3 Lunch Rehearsal

Friday 5/4 Full Run Through
Tuesday 5/8 Full Run Through
Wednesday 5/9 Performances at 4 & 7
Thursday 5/10 Performances at 4 & 7
Friday 5/11 Strike
Friday 5/18 Post Mortem

Applied

Saw the other side of direction. Used to taking notes for my performance, but had to give notes to other actors. Managed communication between actors and stage crew. Talked to stage crew about design. Go-between for Hogan and actors.

Three-Column Logic Chart

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vwuu9wqM7Xv4f14Rlhdkq4ryDtzhgX8-0OemiWEhL_Q/edit

Senior Project Reflection

1) Positive statement:
Meeting time was a big concern of mine. I honestly didn't expect it to be so easy. Granted, I rambled a bit, but I think I managed to include sufficient quality information.
2) Questions to Consider:
I met all requirements for the two-hour presentation. P
I struggled to maintain the expectations set for my senior project as a whole. AP- for Senior Project.
3) What worked:
Service Learning. Over quickly. Informative. Shaped my project.
4) What didn't:
NC rules hanging over my head for every project.
The apparent lack of communication between teachers.
Not being able to use the first semester play for Service Learning.
Poor communication and follow-up with teachers.
Having to change my Essential Question four days before I-Search due date.
Unclear requirements as far as Research Checks.
Poorly executed timing for project work. (Clusters of due dates, followed by month-long lulls in work.)
Model Assembly.
Little to no focus on Senior Project during first semester.
Apparent inability to get anything higher than a P on projects. (No AE/E requirements on rubrics)

Blog 26

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WFwbNXhO7RC11gOW50n-xV51y7usn_4Zlyio5ygjm4M/edit

Don't know what happened to Melogno's nice formatting, but as soon as I converted it for editing, it got all janky.