MYP-四 UNIT 3
传统服装
chuántǒng fúzhuāng
Historical Clothing
传统服装
chuántǒng fúzhuāng
Historical Clothing
Inquiry questions:
Factual: What dynasties do Chinese imperial clothing represent?
事实题: 中国贵族服装代表哪些朝代?
Conceptual: How does clothing reflect the times people live in?
概念题: 服装如何反映人们生活的时代?
Debatable: Should only certain people wear certain clothing?
辩论性题: 只有某些人才应该穿某些衣服吗?
文本 wénběn "text":《喜欢汉服》(1 部分 bùfēn "part")
For the assigned section/s in the 文本, write all:
pinyin for every character and number (3 pts)
tone marks on all pinyin you wrote (2 pts)
an English will-use statement (3 pts) about how you plan to use the information from this text for your upcoming poster presentation and reflection essay. Show your understanding of the actual words and sentences assigned text in this 文本.
文本 wénběn "text":《喜欢汉服》(2 部分 bùfēn "part")
For the assigned section/s in the 文本, write all:
pinyin for every character and number (3 pts)
tone marks on all pinyin you wrote (2 pts)
an English will-use statement (3 pts) about how you plan to use the information from this text for your upcoming poster presentation and reflection essay. Show your understanding of the actual words and sentences assigned text in this 文本.
文本 wénběn "text":《集体结婚》
For the assigned section/s in the 文本, write all:
pinyin for every character and number (3 pts)
tone marks on all pinyin you wrote (2 pts)
an English will-use statement (3 pts) about how you plan to use the information from this text for your upcoming poster presentation and reflection essay. Show your understanding of the actual words and sentences assigned text in this 文本.
In a poster presentation, using our speech notes format:
☞ Explain Chinese historical clothing.
Your presentation should explore the Factual Question plus one Conceptual or Debatable question at the top of this page.
Poster design must include:
hand-created on poster paper, though print resources can be glued or taped onto poster paper
horizontal orientation to maximize space on projector or TV screen
centralized visual design--all visuals and text clearly connect to each other before you present
your Inquiry questions placed prominently (large font, top or central spaces, linked to related content)
at least one map, diagram, or numerical table (bar chart, histogram, scatterplot, etc.)
text from two formative readings, totalling (25+ characters) per presenter, to read aloud for Reading score (see more below)
two bits of real information from our lesson slides that uses the words or phrases there
at least one bit of original research
commentary on language usage in at least formative article or lesson slide
Presentation must include:
use of opening, transitions, & closing from speech notes format (linked here)
roughly equal speaking from both presenters (if two people are presenting)
coherent information directly about the poster content and general unit topics
clear understanding of what you presented when answering teacher questions
"Tools and resources" policy for this assignment:
Using translation and AI tools to generate your own sentences should be checked with the teacher for appropriateness prior to inclusion in your presentation. Why?
We are learning how to use words:
how to say each word,
how to write each word,
what each word means,
in what contexts to use each word.
With this in mind, you need to demonstrate your learning of these words along with the inquiry concepts of this unit--historical clothing.
Scoring is for:
Speaking: present information and then answer questions about the content and inquiry tied to your poster and presentation (see rubrics below)
Reading: read aloud Chinese character sentences (25+ characters) from a text we read in our formative assessments in this unit. The information you read should support the inquiry of your overall presentation. Following your whole presentation, answer questions about the text, including information that you did not directly read aloud in your presentation, but were part of the text we discussed earlier in this unit. In other words, get to know the text we learned in class. Tones will not be emphasized.
MYP formative rubrics for speaking and reading (linked here)
MYP summative rubrics for speaking and reading (linked here)
Handwrite an essay in Chinese characters (110+ characters) that includes the following:
What did you learn about Chinese historical clothing from this unit?
What skills did you learn how to do in this unit?
Cite materials we learned from to explain where you learned these things.
What useful phrases did you use a lot in this unit?
What next steps will you follow to research more about the topic in this unit?
Scoring follows:
MYP formative rubric (linked here) out of 8. The assigned character count (above) is required for any score above 1 to be given.
4 summative points based on formative read-aloud ( /2) and Q&A ( /2); feedback given
Remaining MYP summative rubric (linked here) out of 4. The assigned character count (above) is required for any score above 1 to be given.