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Marvel's group did the completed reading, this was evident because it was about their own thoughts and opinions.

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In Georgia's group it is recognised that the style of Newspaper Theatre is "Completed Reading". This is shown as they compared their article to another source whilst ensuring that both sources conveyed the same idea.

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The style of newspaper theatre that Caitlyn's group did was "connected reading". We can see that they were all reading an article and agreeing on the given material in the text. They were all discussing it together and there didn't see to be too much jump or change from one opinion to the other.

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The newspaper theatre that Caitlyn's group did was connected reading.  This is shown as they gave their opinions on the articles they were discussing and they came to the same understanding.

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The style of "Newspaper Theatre" completed by Georgia's group  is called "Connected Reading". This can be seen as they compared there chosen article to another source running the same story and displaying it through a video. In this case, the two sources this group have chosen is trump talking about being injected with something that will help stop corona from getting to him.

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The style of Newspaper Theatre in Tatiana's Group is Connected Reading because of all participants reading the same body of text and achieving a mutual understanding of it.

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The style of Newspaper Theatre in Caitlyn's group was connected reading. They compared their chosen article to other sources that almost had the same type story. Their short video discussed different opinions, and connections between sources.

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Marvel's group had followed the 'completed reading' as the type of newspaper theatre. In their group there's one persons speaking about the article (Natalia). She was discussing a comparison between Niki Minaj and Cardi B. I really liked the use of the verbal and non-verbal techniques. However, as a suggestion, if this was done again then looking into an article that isn't opinion based like this one was would be a good shout.

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They did a completed reading and was effective with the voice over switches being consistent

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The type of newspaper theatre that Marvels group did was completed reading as they were claiming what they thought was right based on their own biased opinions.

The type of newspaper theatre that Caitlyn's group did was completed reading as they were set in a news room and gave their own opinions.

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The type of Newspaper Theater completed by Marvel's  group was 'Completed Reading'. This is evident due to there being one main person discussing an opinion. In this case the main person was talking about whether Nicki Minaj is better than Cardi B. The editing was very effective

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The style of Newspaper theatre completed by Marvel's group was "Completed Reading". It is evident as Natalia was giving her own opinion on Nicki Minaj and Cardi B. Additionally with the changes in the tone of voice and speed it created a more recognisable theme for the audience to observe.

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The type of Newspaper Theatre Marvel's group did was called "Completed Reading". It can be seen by one person in the group is broadcasting about an event written in an article. In this case it was Natalia who was the broadcaster and she was discussing if Niki Minaj  is better than Cardi B. However i would say that there is no hidden voices talking in the background as much which should have been a big part as the broadcaster needed to hear other opinions or questions.

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The style of reading Marvel's group did was the Completed Reading. I think is was conveyed well and was also effective. It was effective when they made the hidden voices a different tone/pitch and it was someones elses voice, it just made it more apparent.

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The type of Newspaper theatre that marvels group did is called "Completed Reading". After watching the video something that I saw to be very effective was when the video image would be paused but the voice overs would be from a different person/pitch each time

The type of Newspaper theatre that
Caitlyn group is completed reading
because their video was set in a important setting (News Area)

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Which option (reading style) did they choose and what did you think was effective?

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The type of Newspaper Theatre technique that Marvel's group did was "Completed Reading", evident in the how there is one singular person giving their opinion on whether Nicki Minaj is better than Cardi B. Then, it was clear in the editing and the changing of people's voices and their speed that they represent the other "hidden" voices talking about the facts as to why one is better than the other.

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Which option (reading style) did they choose and what did you think was effective?

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Which option (reading style) did they choose and what did you think was affective?

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The only performance I was able to see was group 1’s. The newspaper theatre technique that they used was completed reading where Natalie was reading the article, and every other person in that group were explaining their thoughts and opinions about the article. What I really liked about their performance was that it was very clear and distinguishable who was the opinions and who was reading the article. They used both verbal and non-verbal techniques to differentiate who was the thoughts and the article-reader. What could have been improved was maybe choosing an article which has a much clearer audience of oppression instead of opinions.

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Which option (reading style) did they choose and what did you think was effective?

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Which option (reading style) did the choose and what did you think was effective?