Poster reflections

Religion Poster:

- 2 Stars:

1. One thing I thought I did well was use the right amount of pictures and drawings to represent my ideas and information. Yes, there were a few words but overall I found that my poster/visual aid was neatly portrayed and the information was not jumbled and scattered, you could easily tell where each piece of information was suppose to be and in which category it belonged to.
2. The second star I would give myself would be based on my organization skills with all the notes and being able to divide the work among 2 people equally. My notes were a bit vague but I felt that they were organized and there was the right amount of information on it.

- 1 Wish:

1. I wish of mine after this project would be to probably re-do or re-present my project. Why? because of the fact I had to present while someone else was having a meeting, which caused me to speak quietly and rapidly because I felt that I would disturb them, this also made me extremely nervous having older students possibly hear and watch me as I presented a project. The set-up of the whole presentation was just irregular and receiving that C+ was definitely something heart-breaking, therefore my wish is to be able to not have gone through that and presented in front of the class instead of doing it during a meeting and flex.

The purpose: The purpose of the visual aid for this religion project is to be using only pictures and orally sending out the information and using the visual aid to describe and support what you are mainly speaking about.

Renaissance Poster:

I feel that I deserve an A/B because I felt that I had fulfilled most/nearly all of the criteria for this project; everything was colour coded and the details and information were clear and organized. Not only did I have neatly organized work but I also used other methods of expressing information such as comparison using venn-diagrams and charts. I also added a few things like comparing methods used from during the Renaissance time to the present time. My information was also divided neatly into 4 categories and was coded specifically so that you would know where each piece of information belonged. In my opinion I think that I have a lot of information, I added in a few things that we hadn’t specifically learnt about to make my poster to be more interesting and intriguing. In conclusion, I think more of an A for this project because I used my time wisely and went full out as well as spent hours on end working on this project over the weekend.

What did I learn?

• I learnt that with so much information, we can shrink it down into just a few smaller pictures and words, yet describe and receive the same amount of material, however in one we must take a lot of time and effort to write everything out as well as speak, whereas the other way is much easier where you only have to choose a few pictures and just oral explain everything.

What am I most proud of?

• I’m honestly most proud of my Renaissance poster because with so much information and so little time, I was able to meet nearly all the criteria and expectations, I was also able to fit so much information onto a small poster. I’m also proud of the amount of time and effort I was able to put into this. In all honesty, I doubted myself very much in this project, I thought I wasn’t going to finish or even if I did finish it wouldn’t be neat and nice, however it ended up nicer, a lot nicer than I thought it would.