Performance

Task
INSTRUCTION

create a meme that humorously contrasts your self-

perception with how others perceive you, to provde insight
into the complexities of identity and social interaction.
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 FORMAT
Personal Development
Knowing Oneself
How other people see me vs. How I see myself
Submitted by: Juan Dela Cruz
Submitted to: Ms. Tracy G. Fajardo
TITLE
As you know, it is very important to cite your sources. If
you don't, you could be committing plagiarism, which is the act of
using other people's words, thoughts, or ideas without giving
proper credit.
Today, you and your partner will review some of the basics
of citing sources using different methods: APA, MLA, and the
Chicago style.
There will be no time limit per item. At the end of each part,
you will be shown the correct citation.
As you know, it is very important to cite your sources. If you
don't, you could be committing plagiarism, which is the act of
using other people's words, thoughts, or ideas without giving
proper credit.
Today, you and your partner will review some of the basics of
citing sources using different methods: APA, MLA, and the
Chicago style.
There will be no time limit per item. At the end of each part, you
will be shown the correct citation.
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The meme clearly illustrates the contrast between

the student's self-perception and others'
perspectives in a humorous and relatable manner.
All perspectives are immediately apparent and
effectively communicated.
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The meme demonstrates exceptional creativity

and originality, using unique concepts, own
image, formats, or humor to effectively convey
the contrast between self-perception and others'
perspectives. All perspectives are presented in a
fresh and engaging manner.
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The meme is highly engaging, eliciting genuine

laughter or amusement while effectively
communicating the contrast between self-
perception and others' perspectives. All
perspectives are presented in a humorous and
relatable manner.
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The meme provides a comprehensive and

nuanced portrayal of the contrast between self-
perception and others' perspectives, capturing
various nuances and complexities effectively. All
perspectives are depicted with depth and insight.
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TOTAL - 50 points

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