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What were your big-picture takeaways about the unit theme? In other words, what was the broad overarching idea(s) or lesson(s) that you learned?
What were your big-picture takeaways from each module?
How were the modules in conversation with one another? How did each module build on the previous one?
How did your knowledge expand, deepen, or shift as you moved through the modules? Did anything surprise you?
What specific examples, quotes, and passages were central to your learning?
Was there a specific source or author/speaker that resonated with you? How/why?
Which of the concepts, theories, ideas, or arguments illuminate your own life or the experiences of your family? How so? What text-to-self connections did you make?
Which of the concepts, theories, ideas, or arguments illuminate a current event or social issue that is important to you? What text-to-world connections did you make?
Was there anything you struggled to understand fully? Explain how grappling with a difficult idea or concept was valuable to your learning process. Do you have any remaining questions? What are you left wondering?
This method involves placing the author's last name and page number in parentheses after any quote or paraphrase, for example: (Aparicio 56). If citing a media source, use a shortened title and timestamp: (Nana Dijo 7:00-9:25).
For the oral report, say your sources verbally throughout.
The UA should be composed primarily in your own words, paraphrasing whenever possible. If you do include a quote, be sure to cite it and explain it. Do not cite outside sources; remember, the goal is to demonstrate your understanding of the unit topics by using the required sources.