Students in a literature class will play a role play game to help them understand literary works. They will be split into groups to create stories based on class material and act them out. The process involves forming teams, writing scripts, rehearsing performances, and providing peer feedback on the best story and performance. The goal is for the interactive game to benefit students' comprehension of literature.
Students in a literature class will play a role play game to help them understand literary works. They will be split into groups to create stories based on class material and act them out. The process involves forming teams, writing scripts, rehearsing performances, and providing peer feedback on the best story and performance. The goal is for the interactive game to benefit students' comprehension of literature.
Students in a literature class will play a role play game to help them understand literary works. They will be split into groups to create stories based on class material and act them out. The process involves forming teams, writing scripts, rehearsing performances, and providing peer feedback on the best story and performance. The goal is for the interactive game to benefit students' comprehension of literature.
Module 3: The Learner and Learning in a Digital Age Activity 1:
Game Design for Learning Presented by: Lexi Liu THE GOAL This game is critical to subject matter mastery. The process of story creation and expansion will be extremely beneficial in assisting students in comprehending literary works. They will do peer review after this game and then choose “the best story ” and “the best performance.” STEP 1 ESTABLISHING A TEAM (30 MINS FOR THIS SECTION) Each student in this class will draw lots to decide which group they belong to. There will be around 6-7 students in each group. After all the groups are established, they will decide which person is responsible for which part. All the progress should be documented. If someone doesn't want to play a role in the performance, then he or she should contribute a lot to the creation of the story. STEP 2 STORY CREATION AND SCRIPTWRITING (AROUND 1-2 CLASSES WILL BE GIVEN TO STUDENTS)
Several forms should be filled during the process of
the story of creation, including characters design form and plots design form. They can be as creative as they want by using pictures, graphics and maps to make their thoughts concrete. Before their creation, they will break up elements within the story into game components: various scenes, characters within the story and the things which they interact with. Students will try to incorporate the new situations and characters into their narratives. STEP 3 PERFORMING (AROUND 2 CLASSES WILL BE GIVEN TO THEM)
The group members who are
responsible for performing will design the play based on the story their group members created. They also need to prepare their costumes and stage properties. They will use the after-class time to do the rehearsal. Students in these pictures were my former G10 students. They are doing the role playing based on the Classical Chinese story they learned.
role play in classroom
The best show could be selected to present in front of the whole school during Chinese New Year Festival.
role play in auditorium
STEP 4 REFLECTIONS AND FEEDBACKS (WILL BE GIVEN AS HOMEWORK)
They will give comments for other
groups and will select the best story group and best performance group. At the same time, they will write reflections as a group and the teacher will give them feedback.