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-Not completed on time -very little of the information is accurate. -There is no source listed or the source is invalid. -either no items are listed or a very incomplete list is submitted.
-Completed on time -Most of the information is accurate. -research is from a source. -not a complete list of items needed are outlined.
-Completed on time -Accurate information -research is from a valid source. -items needed are outlined.
-Completed on time -Accurate information -research is from a valid source. -items needed are outlined precisely. -Attention to details
-Brainstorming sheets are either incomplete or barely filled in. -Few ideas or no ideas are recored about what is already known. -I Wonder… statements are listed but may not have answers. (0-3)
-Brainstorming sheets show the thought process. -Ideas that are already known are written down. -I Wonder… statements are listed with answers. (4-6)
-Brainstorming sheets show the thought process. -Ideas that are already known are written down in detail. -I Wonder… statements are listed with answers. (7-8)
-Brainstorming sheets show the thought process thoroughly. -Ideas that are already known are written down in great detail and show connections. -I Wonder… statements are listed with answers. (9 +)
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- A way of showing their learning is chosen. -Information is from more than two sources. -Their creation is complete. -What is created is accurately described or recreated. -There is evidence that they have grown in their learning. -There topic challenges their thinking.
-A way of showing their learning is not identified. -Information is from one source. -Their creation is incomplete. -What is created is not accurately described or recreated.
-A way of showing their learning is chosen. -Information is from two sources. -Their creation is complete. -What is created is accurately described or recreated.
-Not all of items for the presentation are ready. -Presenters speak in an unenthusiastic manner. -The voices of the presenters are not clear and inaudible. -Have difficulty keep the class’s attention. -Are not able to complete the tasks they had planned.
-All items for the presentation are ready. -Presenters speak in a upbeat manner. -The voices of the presenters are somewhat clear and are audible. -Are able to keep the class’s attention. -Complete most of the tasks they had planned.
-All items for the presentation are ready. -Presenters speak in an enthusiastic manner. -The voices of the presenters are clear and loud. -Are able to keep the class’s attention. -Are able to complete all the tasks they had planned.
-Incomplete or lacks effort.
-Completed -Gives detail about their learning and their growth during the project.
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- A way of showing their learning is chosen. -Information is from more than two sources. -Their creation is thoroughly completed and goes beyond the expectation. -What is created is accurately described or recreated. -There is evidence that they have grown in their learning. -There topic challenges their thinking by thinking past the obvious conclusions. -All items for the presentation are ready and organized. -Presenters speak in an enthusiastic manner. -The voices of the presenters are clear, loud and captivating. -Are able to keep the class’s attention. -Ask thought provoking questions and get the students to think past the obvious. -Are able to complete all the tasks they had planned.
