November 13, W3 C2 Christian
martyrs during the Roman Empire
Today: work on a draft of your presentation. Hand in the draft on
Friday. I will make suggestions and you may improve the draft. We’ll begin with
presentations on Wednesday. Probably, we’ll do half the presentations then and
the remainder on the following Monday.
Iranaeus 120 to https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/irenaeus-johns-spiritual-grandson-11629607.html
Alana
Alana
Justin Martyr 165 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/death-of-justin-martyr-11629602.html
Kaelyn
Kaelyn
Lyon crowd roars for blood 177 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/lyons-crowd-roared-for-blood-11629604.html
Emma
Blandina 177 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/blandinas-amazing-courage-11629605.html
Anna
Emma
Blandina 177 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/blandinas-amazing-courage-11629605.html
Anna
Perpetua 200 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/perpetua-11629614.html
Noah
Noah
Tertullian 229 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/tertullian-11629598.html
Daniel
Daniel
Cyprian 258 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/1-300/carthage-dunking-rebaptized-the-lapsed-11629623.html
Judah
J
Procopius 303. https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/301-600/procopius-first-of-the-palestine-martyrs-11629634.htmlJudah
J
Jed
Pamphilius 309 https://www.christianity.com/church/church-history/timeline/301-600/pamphilius-beheaded-for-faith-11629638.html
Josh
Josh
Assignment: Tell us about one of the early Christians and relate
his/her life to ours
Today, I am giving you time to begin working on this project. On
Friday, hand in a draft of your presentation, typed, double spaced, 12 point
font. Also, if you have questions, include them with the draft. Date Topic
Name at top of page.
Topic: Prepare a 5 minute presentation on your assigned person
or event. You may use the timeline as the primary source for this assignment. You
must use at least one other source for more factual information.
Instructions:
Some questions to be answered: When and where did he/she
live? Who was the Emperor during this period? (see Roman Emperors timeline
on this blog) What was h/she known for? Why was he/she arrested? What did
the authorities do? How did the person respond? What lessons can we learn? You
are not limited to these questions. Tell us anything/everything you find
interesting.
A five minute presentation will be somewhere between 500
and 750 words. If you find you can’t compress your presentation into that
limit, let me know and we’ll figure out what to do.
Note: Do not just answer these questions mechanically, in order.
Wherever in your presentation you think they can most appropriately be
answered, do so.
If you use Powerpoint:
You may, but you do not have to, use powerpoint to
complement your presentation. If you use ppt, there is a limit of 5 slides.
The introductory slide should include the
name of your character or event; the dates of his/her birth and death; a map of
the city and Roman province in which he/she/it lived and died, and the
Emperor’s name and time period.
The three
middle slides should focus on each of your three main points about
the person/event. You may use a photo of a statue, a city, a location like the
forum where the person was executed. There is a limit of one sentence per
slide. You might want to use a quote to illustrate something
impressive about your subject.
The concluding slide should briefly express
what you think is most important that we can learn from this person or event.
Try to use only a graphic of some kind to remind you of what you want to say. I
don’t want a whole sentence or conclusion on the slide. Be creative: if you
want to begin the presentation by asking questions or posing a difficult
situation facing a Christian today that might relate to your subject, do it. You
could use this strategy to ‘answer’ the questions or suggest a solution to the
dilemma in your conclusion.
Your presentation may not follow a 123 points plan, as
for instance, 3 reasons why x is a great Christian. Maybe your
subject is better told as a story, in which case if you use ppt, try to have a
clear theme for each slide.
Important: You must present….you may not read from notes. You
will hand the complete presentation to me. Submit it on sharepoint and give it
to me on a usb thumb drive.
Do not take things word for word from the sources, unless you
are using a few brief direct quotes. Summarize and paraphrase. Also, indicate
in the text of your Word document, the sources using MLA style. See David Taylor
and other MLA links on the blog.
Finally, you must create a 5 question quiz for the
class. Ask fact-based questions to see how carefully they have been listening
and taking notes.
Prepare the quiz and present it to me as another document, along
with your presentation. Include your slide presentation if you create one. After
each presentation, hand out your quiz. Students will have 5 minutes to respond.
Submit these online so that I alone can access them. Also, bring
me your documents on a usb flash drive. Put them in a single folder called Martyrs
assignment and include your name as well eg. Martyrs assignment Kevin
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Either 2 or 3 items: 1. Word doc presentation, 2. Quiz and
optional, 3. Ppt
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