ENGRD101. Fall 2024. Sections 27 & 31.
Halfa Kucha provides me an unique opportunity to concise my argument into a three minute speech. If this presentation is a writing assignment, it might take me 600-800 words to clearly state my points. However, the time limit forced me to cut down my argument into the essential parts only. I decided to go with […]
Read moreYou can see my Halfa Kucha, titled “The Grass is Always Greener: How Color Affects our Perception of Trauma”, here. When I first thought about my Halfa Kucha, I knew I wanted to explore how color was used in both of the books. Because comics are such visual mediums, color stood out to me in […]
Read moreThe halfa kucha is a new style of presentation I have never encountered before, but I found the overall process very helpful in developing my critical thinking and public speaking skills. Due to the restrictive nature of the halfa kucha (compared to an essay), I felt that my thesis needed to be more straightforward so […]
Read moreFor this Halfa Kucha assignment I decided to look at the trauma presented in both Stitches and Sabrina and compared the healing process. According to Juith Herman, recovery is a process set in three stages. Both comics embodied this recovery process in their own way. In Stitches, David’s recovery process started after he began meeting […]
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14 11/25 Sabrina –158-204 Sketch 9: Recreate a movie scene 11/27 No class: Thanksgiving Break 15 12/2 Presentations in class[…]
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Due: Friday 12/2 Export your halfa kucha slideshow as a set of images (in Powerpoint: File > Export… and then[…]
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