MYP3 25-01

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Good Morning

Agenda

1. Reflection on Assessment (20 minutes)

2. Caption it! Part 1 (20 minutes)

3. Caption it! Part 2: 

Collaborative assignment and individual work (30 minutes)

4.Homework 

How did your assessment go?

110

How difficult was the assignment?

110

How much time did you spend on the preparational work?

What did you think of the text: Chapter XXIV - Criminal Courts?

Was the actual assignment clear?

1. Yes
2. No
3. most of it
4. not really

Did you have enough time for preparation?

1. Yes
2. No
3. kinda
4. not really

Did you spend enough time on your preparation?

1. Yes
2. No
3. kinda
4. not really

Did you have enough time in class to finish the assignment?

1. Yes
2. No
3. kinda
4. not really

How would you score your Analysis?

18

How would you score your Organizing?

110

Caption it!

In this activity we will be looking at the influence of words on our interpretation of (news) images.

Caption it!

A caption is a brief explanation or comment which accompanies an image. You may recall that when we look at an image, we consider two things - the denotation, what it is actually showing us, and, more importantly, the connotations, which is what the picture implies, or what ideas or feelings the producer of the text wants the audience to associate the image with.

Caption it!

Sometimes a caption simply describes what the image shows. But, words are words, and sometimes journalists and editors can use the caption to encourage you to 'read' the image in a particular way.

Let's have a look at an image taken during the 2011 London riots.

Caption it! (Part 1)

Caption it!

Collaborative work:

In groups of three you are going to do some research online. 

I want you to find a minimum of 10 photographs linked to recent (international) news. Try to find images without any text.

Take about 15 minutes to find these images and to put them in a Google Slides document. One slide for each image. 

Homework

Finish the collaborative assignment. Share your captions and choose the best ones. Add these to your Google Slides document.