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Io Mock Procedure Text Sign Up 2021 Cohort

This document provides instructions for students to sign up for a mock Individual Oral (IO) assessment. Students are asked to 1) choose a literary extract from two options to annotate, 2) select a related non-literary text on the same global issue, and 3) sign up for a time slot to present their mock IO. Guidelines are provided on completing a proposal and outline for the mock IO presentation. Students must sign up for their extract, non-literary text, and presentation time based on their class.

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Io Mock Procedure Text Sign Up 2021 Cohort

This document provides instructions for students to sign up for a mock Individual Oral (IO) assessment. Students are asked to 1) choose a literary extract from two options to annotate, 2) select a related non-literary text on the same global issue, and 3) sign up for a time slot to present their mock IO. Guidelines are provided on completing a proposal and outline for the mock IO presentation. Students must sign up for their extract, non-literary text, and presentation time based on their class.

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IO MOCK PROCEDURE & SIGN UP

Re- read the ​IO task sheet​, ​HERE.​ Then:

1. Decide which text you’d like to work with for your IO mock: ​this Hughes poem​ or ​this
Persepolis extract​. Annotate the extract and determine a global issue you’d like to pursue
(with sufficient proof to support your discussion of this issue in the extract, of course).

2. Then, select a non-literary text that relates to the global issue featured in your extract (see
IO task sheet, linked above, for GIs suggested by the IB).
You can choose from ​the videos, PSAs, speeches, and art work ​we have looked at in
class, ​OR​ there is also the option to choose a ​photograph​ to link with either work, as you
have some background with visual analysis that can be applied to these works.
*​ ​Remember that you have to ​refer to the larger body of work​ for whatever text you choose!
* ​Also, if it’s a long text, you will need to select an extract of ​no more than 40 lines​.

Some suitable photographic works include:


Gordon Parks Photography ​(links to Hughes)
Hoda Afshar Photography​ (links to Persepolis)
Ugur Gallenkus Photography​ (links to both Hughes and Persepolis)

3. Sign up for your extract and your non-literary text based on your class, below. Many
people will have the same extract, of course, but the NON-LITERARY texts CANNOT
overlap within OR across classes; first to sign up for it, gets it!

4. Complete the ​proposal for your IO mock​ ​(here)​ ​by Wednesday, April 22nd.

Ms. Z’s Class -- Sign up for your choice here:


STUDENT NAME Literary Extract Choice Related TEXT TYPE CHOSEN +
(Hughes or Persepolis) SPECIFIC TEXT CHOSEN ​(AND ITS SOURCE)
Ms. Aleksandra’s Class - Sign up for your choice here:
STUDENT NAME Literary Extract Choice Related TEXT TYPE CHOSEN +
(Hughes or Persepolis) SPECIFIC TEXT CHOSEN ​(AND ITS SOURCE)

5. You will get feedback on your proposal, and then complete a plan for your work. You can
make a copy and use the sample approach to structure with guiding questions ​here
and/or the blank version ​here​, if you’d like. However you plan, you MUST submit an
outline of 10 bullet points (an assignment will be created with a template for each of you
on google classroom) by ​Wednesday, April 29th.

6. MOCK IOC PRESENTATIONS:​ You will get final feedback on your outline, and this
work will all culminate in the presentation of your mock IOC. These will be done as
google meet one-on-one conversations live with your teacher. You may have only your
bullet-point outline when you present, to experience the IO circumstances. This will then
be assessed according to the IO criteria, posted on google classroom.
* Sign up for your IO Mock below, ​based on your ​class​ and preferred time​:

MOCK IO SIGN-UP: MS. Z’s CLASS

DATE:
 

Begin IO Finish IO  Name 

     

     

     

 
DATE:
Begin IO Finish IO  Name 

     

     

     

DATE:  

Begin IO Finish IO  Name 

     

     

     
MOCK IO SIGN-UP: MS. ALEKSANDRA’S CLASS

DATE:
 

Begin IO Finish IO  Name 

     

     

     

 
DATE:
Begin IO Finish IO  Name 

     

     

     

DATE:  

Begin IO Finish IO  Name 

     

     

     

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