Turns out that the one-page paper is exactly what dr. kyburz
had said. When she said that the paper was to be only one page, I thought the
paper would actually be a lot easier and simple to complete. After all,
cramming a lot of information and being able to impact the audience is a very
hard task to do within just one page. I do feel like, however, this is a useful
technique to learn. For years, we have been given loads of pages to express
ourselves, and we often find ourselves looking for more information to add. In
the this microtheme paper, irrelevant information must be excluded and only
information necessary must be within the paper. What makes this assignment fun
to work on is that we discuss issues that matter or a topic we can easily argue
about. In my case, I chose to write about subsidized sports stadiums because I
enjoy sports a lot, and it’s also a topic I can form an argument about. Also,
this assignment isn’t the basic write a paper and turn in type of assignment.
The multimodal aspect of the assignment is another great way to capture
student’s attention. I feel like giving students the option to express their
ideas in ways other than a paper, is a good way to get them to fully express
themselves. I personally will be using a PowerPoint given that my topic is of a
more informative sense rather than it being emotionally driven such as drinking
and driving. Great assignment!
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