Teaching article
A festival research poster needs an authoritative starting point
Present the organiser's stated purpose with clear attribution.
Use the organiser's account to identify purpose and context, then explain the selected information in original wording. Keep the source visible and distinguish the group's related classroom activity from an authentic cultural practice or ceremony.
Identify purpose and context. Select accurate information. Add a source note.
Preserve the event's stated context
Retain source and cultural context beside the information. A poster should distinguish an organiser's stated purpose from the group's own related activity.
A poster can quote the event name while explaining its purpose in original wording.
Is the source visible? Use a short educator-curated extract.
Avoid presenting a general activity as an authentic ceremony.
Resources
- Activity Setup Checklist — Write the selected event activity, materials and participation choices in the editable setup checklist.
Further reading
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