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Cyrano De Bergerac Analysis

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For our Cyrano De Bergerac PBL, we decided to use poetry to convey and answer the overall main driving question. My group worked very hard on creating the poems and making sure our target audience was interested. We succeeded in our writing skills, poems were freestyle and written in a very nice way. Each poem sampled a different theme and scene in order to relate similarities to the everyday life of our target audience. Our presenting skills fell a slightly short for this project. In the future, we will be sure to practice more as a group and not just at home by ourselves. Our team communication worked well, and in order to get everything done in time we had to check in on our teammates and begin a group chat. We were very prepared to answer

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