leg·a·cy
[leg-uh-see] Show IPA noun, pluralleg·a·cies.
1.
Law . a gift of property, especially personal property, as money, by will; a bequest.
2.
anything handed down from the past, as from an ancestor or predecessor: the legacy of ancient Rome.
3.
an applicant to or student at a school that was attended by his or her parent.
4.
Obsolete . the office, function, or commission of a legate.
Legacy has become the name of this project!
Hand in date: 8:30am 28 August
Things you need to consider in your project:
- how are you to be assessed [as a group and/or individually]?
- using the assessment criteria on the blog, draw up your own rubric
- Assessment
The breadth of your understanding is conveyed by your engaging with the following forms: - concepts and content [understanding of the topics and making of meaning; honesty and depth of engagement]
- materials, techniques and methods [use of the form you have chosen; innovation, originality and integrity]
- presentation [professionalism; respect to yourself, the work and the viewer; care]
- the entire project needs to be completed and handed in by the above date, NO late submission accepted
- use the various social media formats for your project (where applicable and appropriate)
- post material for assessment on your blogs
- email your blog addresses and email addresses by 21 August to marksplendid@gmail.com, If I don't receive your links I am unable to mark the work
- I am attending a conference on the 14 August and therefore will not be in class, use the time for your project
- more than half the class have not been in class so help them!
- remember this counts for a third of your theory mark
