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Assignment - It is just a requirement to watch a movie link and give short questions to the persons who are watching the movie with me and write their answers. This can be a makeup audience such as friends, neighbour, family members etc....after finish watching a movie what are the discussions about that.

The main thrust of this course is to learn about the basics of all aspects of the natural world. This includes the interplay of species with each other and with their physical environment. Lest we forget, we too are members of the biosphere, however our impact upon the biosphere is unlike that of any species ever to exist on Earth. You are currently living in an exciting time of awakening, where the creative talents of artists, designers and storytellers is being put to use to spread an understanding that is continually being revealed by science. Below is a list of documentaries that have been released over the past decade or less. Each highlights one aspect of our biosphere, and your assignment requires that you get to know one of these films intimately. Choose ONE of the following documentaries from attached file.

The Assignment -

(1) Pick a documentary that interest you. If you have seen any of these movies, then please try to pick one that you haven't seen. The links below will take you to information about the movie, but you will NOT be able to view the movies from the links. You will have to acquire the movie on your own (which is why you have been given lots of time to complete the assignment). You may stream the movie on Netflix or Amazon (or other service), you can rent the movie, check it out from the public library, see if it exists at our SAC library, or buy it online or in a store - how you acquire and show the movie is entirely up to you.

(2) Watch the movie once or twice and come up with a series of five SHORT questions based on the documentary that you can pose to members of an audience. Your questions should be thoughtful. If your audience can give you just a "yes" or "no" response, then your question is not thoughtful enough. Get your audience to provide you with a sentence response - this is what you will document.

(3) Come up with an audience consisting of a minimum of three friends, family, neighbors, or acquaintances. Set a date and invite your audience over for some popcorn and snacks (or whatever).

(4) Before you show your movie, pose your five questions to your audience and record the responses from each of your audience members to each of your questions. This will help you gauge their prior level of knowledge of the topic covered in the documentary. Press your audience to give you MORE than just a one-word response. After the film is over, pose the same five questions (or some new variation of them). Based on their follow-up answers, have their opinions changed as a result of watching the documentary. Record any interesting discussion from your group.

(5) Collate all of this on your word processor (for example Microsoft Word). Click on the assignment link above (the title of the assignment), and then COPY and PASTE the text from your document directly into the "SUBMISSION" box. BEFORE you submit the assignment, please make sure you also upload one digital picture showing your audience watching the movie. You will do this by clicking the button "Attach File" and browse your computer or flashdrive to find the digital picture you wish to upload. You will only receive full credit if you include a digital picture. If you have the means to reduce the file size of the picture, please do so - smaller photos where I can clearly see your audience and the movie is preferred. If your photograph is HUGE, it will take a long time to upload it. After you have successfully attached a picture, then click the Submit button at the bottom.

In addition to portraying human ecological challenges, some documentaries may try to propose solutions. Note that they don't always propose all possible solutions. There is lots of good information here, but don' t be afraid to be critical too... and be ready to challenge your audience!

Here is what you MUST hand in on time for full credit:

1. Title of your movie and your audience members (first names are fine, or just mom, dad, sister, etc.) - your audience can be made up of friends, family, neighbors, acquaintances, etc. You must have a minimum of THREE (3) audience members.

2. Five questions you developed from your initial viewing of the documentary.

3. Responses BEFORE watching the movie from your audience members.

4. Responses AFTER watching the movie from the same audience members.

5. Summary paragraph describing how your audience responded to the documentary, how the experience of this assignment impacted you, and any other noteworthy things you would like to add.

6. A digital photograph of your audience watching the movie. Note: the digital picture you upload must show your audience and the movie they are watching (a picture of three random people standing on the sidewalk is NOT acceptable).

Attachment:- Assignment File.rar