This document provides a template for students to complete a triad activity. It instructs students to form groups of three, choose a topic, and give it a title. It asks them to analyze the potential audience for the topic by considering who the readers are, their interests and attitudes regarding the topic, and any beliefs or biases. It also asks students to gather 15 references in APA format and list each group member's contributions. The goal is for student groups to collaboratively research and analyze an audience for their chosen topic.
This document provides a template for students to complete a triad activity. It instructs students to form groups of three, choose a topic, and give it a title. It asks them to analyze the potential audience for the topic by considering who the readers are, their interests and attitudes regarding the topic, and any beliefs or biases. It also asks students to gather 15 references in APA format and list each group member's contributions. The goal is for student groups to collaboratively research and analyze an audience for their chosen topic.
This document provides a template for students to complete a triad activity. It instructs students to form groups of three, choose a topic, and give it a title. It asks them to analyze the potential audience for the topic by considering who the readers are, their interests and attitudes regarding the topic, and any beliefs or biases. It also asks students to gather 15 references in APA format and list each group member's contributions. The goal is for student groups to collaboratively research and analyze an audience for their chosen topic.
Triad Activity. Use this template for your answers. Submit this with the file name: GroupNo._SurnameOfLeader.
1. Form a triad. Then, decide on a topic of your choice.
Topic: Title: 2. Conduct an audience analysis. Answer the questions in 1-3 sentences.
Who are your readers? Are they familiar
with the topic or subject? How much do they know about your topic? How much background do you need to provide? Are they experts, knowledgeable on the subject, or have a vague idea of what the topic is about? What are their interests and how could you relate your topics to their interests? What is their general attitude toward your topic? Are they against, or neutral about your topic? Do they have beliefs (cultural, religious, political) that you may have to consider in writing your paper? Do they have misconceptions and biases that you have to address?
What are your readers’ expectations from
you? 3. Gather 15 references for your chosen topic. They could be online articles, journal articles, books, etc. Compile using the APA format.