wheeler hs senior project. date senior boards are thursday april 28 th. all students are expected to...
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• SENIOR BOARDS ARE Thursday April 28th.
• ALL STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE THERE.
• NOTIFY YOUR EMPLOYER
All activities cancelled.
PEER SUPPORT• All students are to remain in their Board
Rooms for all presentations.
• 20 point deduction from overall presentation grade if you leave without permission.
IMPORTANT
Student’s Name: _________________________ Date: _____________________________
__________________ Percentage Score
English Teacher: _________________________ Judge’s Number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
SPEECH DELIVERY Score _______ / 100 (20%) Eye contact is made with each of the judges. Voice volume is loud enough to be clearly heard. Rate of speech is appropriate. Gestures/body language enhance the speech & reflect
confidence. Voice modulation is varied and pleasant COMMENT: _________________________________________
SPEECH CONTENT Score _______ / 100 (30%) Introduction: Gets audience’s attention; states the purpose/topic
of the speech. Body: Logical organization with transitions; ideas presented and
supported well; depth of research apparent. Conclusion: Effectively ends entire presentation by reviewing items covered, and coming to a clear ending. Diction: Language is appropriate to the topic. Unless part of the
presentation, language should reflect correct grammar. Coverage: Topic is fully covered, with no obvious omissions of
material relevant to the topic. Research: Reference to research and the “learning stretch”. COMMENT: _________________________________________
VISUAL AIDS Score _______ / 100 (20%) Neat and professional appearance Visual is a useful illustration of key information in speech. Visual makes a logical connection to content of speech. Speaker makes effective use of visual during speech; not distracting. Product made may serve as a visual. COMMENT: ___________________________________________
DRESS & APPEARANCE Score _______ / 100 (10%) Clothing is professional unless speaker is in costume. Boys: ties, dress pants, dress shoes and socks, button shirt Girls: close-toed shoes; pants suit or other business dress; skirts and dresses knee length or longer. Or Costume No distracting face jewelry, bracelets, necklaces, hats COMMENT: _____________________________________________
RESPONSE to JUDGES’ QUESTIONS Score _______ / 100 (20%) Student’s honest effort and involvement with his/her work is clear. Competent answers reflect confidence in speaker’s knowledge. Answers show depth and understanding of research. Answers reflect commendable effort on product. COMMENT: _____________________________________________
GRADING SCALE: 0—69: Failing 70—74: Poor 75—79: Average 80—89: Good 90—100: Excellent
WHS SENIOR PROJ ECT PRESENTAT ION EVA LUAT ION RUBRIC —Revised 2006
Presentation Time: _____________ minutes
HEAD JUDGE Timing Penalty Assessment off Total Score (Circle One) [Under 8 minutes: -10] [Under 7 minutes: -20] [Under 6 minutes: -30] [Over 10 minutes: -10]
GRADING SCALE
Excellent --- 90—100
Good --- 80---89
Average --- 75---79
Poor --- 70---74
Failing --- 0---69
Student’s Name: _________________________ Date: _____________________________
__________________ Percentage Score
English Teacher: _________________________ Judge’s Number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
SPEECH DELIVERY Score _______ / 100 (20%) Eye contact is made with each of the judges. Voice volume is loud enough to be clearly heard. Rate of speech is appropriate. Gestures/body language enhance the speech & reflect
confidence. Voice modulation is varied and pleasant COMMENT: _________________________________________
SPEECH CONTENT Score _______ / 100 (30%) Introduction: Gets audience’s attention; states the purpose/topic
of the speech. Body: Logical organization with transitions; ideas presented and
supported well; depth of research apparent. Conclusion: Effectively ends entire presentation by reviewing items covered, and coming to a clear ending. Diction: Language is appropriate to the topic. Unless part of the
presentation, language should reflect correct grammar. Coverage: Topic is fully covered, with no obvious omissions of
material relevant to the topic. Research: Reference to research and the “learning stretch”. COMMENT: _________________________________________
VISUAL AIDS Score _______ / 100 (20%) Neat and professional appearance Visual is a useful illustration of key information in speech. Visual makes a logical connection to content of speech. Speaker makes effective use of visual during speech; not distracting. Product made may serve as a visual. COMMENT: ___________________________________________
DRESS & APPEARANCE Score _______ / 100 (10%) Clothing is professional unless speaker is in costume. Boys: ties, dress pants, dress shoes and socks, button shirt Girls: close-toed shoes; pants suit or other business dress; skirts and dresses knee length or longer. Or Costume No distracting face jewelry, bracelets, necklaces, hats COMMENT: _____________________________________________
RESPONSE to JUDGES’ QUESTIONS Score _______ / 100 (20%) Student’s honest effort and involvement with his/her work is clear. Competent answers reflect confidence in speaker’s knowledge. Answers show depth and understanding of research. Answers reflect commendable effort on product. COMMENT: _____________________________________________
GRADING SCALE: 0—69: Failing 70—74: Poor 75—79: Average 80—89: Good 90—100: Excellent
WHS SENIOR PROJ ECT PRESENTAT ION EVA LUAT ION RUBRIC —Revised 2006
Presentation Time: _____________ minutes
HEAD JUDGE Timing Penalty Assessment off Total Score (Circle One) [Under 8 minutes: -10] [Under 7 minutes: -20] [Under 6 minutes: -30] [Over 10 minutes: -10]
SPEECH CONTENT Score _______ / 100
Introduction: Gets audience’s attention; states the purpose/topic of the speech.Body: Logical organization with transitions; ideas presented and supported well; depth of research apparent and a learning stretch.Conclusion: Effectively ends entire presentation by reviewing items covered, and coming to a clear ending.Diction: Language is appropriate to the topic. Unless part of the presentation, language should reflect correct grammar.Coverage: Topic is fully covered, with no obvious omissions of material relevant to the topic. Research: Reference to the research and “learning stretch”
COMMENT: ____________________________________
•You are judged on your organization (clear intro, well supported ideas, clear ending).
•Ask yourself: “If I were the person listening, what would I want to know about the person I’m listening to?”
•IntroductionBe brief: 30-60 secondsInclude: Welcome & introduce
Name, topic, something interesting
Goal: Grab the listener’s attention Use any of the following
techniquesOpen with a stirring
fact or statementHumor (if appropriate)Relate topic to current
event
SPEECH CONTENT
•Body Full coverage of essential information – make your facts clear so that the listener understands what your are
talking about. •Conclusion
Summarize the main points
• Also consider the language used (grammar and clarity of speech).
• subject of research paper?
• tell about your research
• connection between research paper and the product
• product prepared with assistance of mentor
• “learning stretch” ***
• challenges faced
BE SURE YOU ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING:
SPEECH DELIVERY Score _______ / 100
Eye contact is made with each of the judges.Voice volume is loud enough to be clearly heard.Rate of speech is appropriate.Gestures/body language enhance the speech & reflect confidence.Voice is pleasant.
COMMENT: _________________________________________
•Know your audience.
•Make eye contact and speak loudly enough to be heard
•Demonstrate confidence through appropriate body language: vocal quality, arm gestures, solid footing, and proper posture
•Show enthusiasm for your topic with strong vocal projection, appropriate inflection, and a steady pace
•No “uhs”, “you know”, “like”, etc.
SPEECH DELIVERY
DRESS & APPEARANCE Score _______ / 100 Clothing is professional unless speaker is in costume. Boys: ties, dress pants, dress shoes and socks Girls: close-toed shoes; pants suit or other business
dress; skirts and dresses knee length or longer.
No distracting face jewelry, bracelets, necklaces, hats, body piercings
COMMENT: _____________________________________________
Full credit will be given in this area if you are wearing a costume made especially for the presentation. Costume should enhance your presentation. Otherwise, dress will be judged by business standards.
Dress and Appearance
Gentlemen:
•shirts and ties,
•dress slacks,
•jackets are not required,
•dress shoes and dark socks, sneakers or sandals are not acceptable,
•personal hygiene,
•piercings,
•jewelry.
Ladies:– business suit, – skirt with a nice conservative
blouse, – or dress with sleeves,– knee length,– pant suits are appropriate,– no open-toed shoes, sneakers, or
flip flops,– no outlandish jewelry or hair
styles,– piercings,– no skin,– personal hygiene.
• Hose are no longer the fashion, but closed shoes are preferable in lieu of open-toed shoes.
• The workplace can
vary concerning the different types of shoes that can be worn, but closed-toed are usually the safe avenue for any job.
VISUAL AIDS Score _______ / 100
Neat and professional appearanceVisual is a useful illustration of key information in speech.Visual makes a logical connection to content of speech.Speaker makes effective use of visual during speech; not distracting.Product made may serve as a visual.
COMMENT: ______________________________________
All of the following are appropriate.
• A demonstration, dance, performance
• A picture board or poster
• A Flip n’ Tell organizer, like a flip chart
• A product created for Senior Project
• A PowerPoint presentation or
• Video
VISUAL AIDS
• Purpose: To clarify your speech—SHOULD NOT BE THE FOCUS OF YOUR PRESENTATION!
• PowerPoint—DO NOT READ!!!• Do not turn your back to the
audience• VIDEO—No longer than 2 minutes.
Counts as part of your 8-10 minute presentation.
Visual Aids cont.
• Be prepared for equipment failure!!!
• Equipment NOT provided:– CD player/DVD player***
(check the room assigned)– slide projector– tape recorder– easel– tape
PowerPoint Etiquette
Check out this website:
http://www.rapides.k12.la.us/VI/Power Point Etiquette.pps
RESPONSE to JUDGES’ QUESTIONSScore _______ / 100
Student’s honest effort and involvement with his/her work is clear.Competent answers reflect confidence in speaker’s knowledge.Answers show depth and understanding of research.Answers reflect commendable effort on product.
COMMENT: ________________________________________
•Each presenter will be asked at least 2 or 3 questions from the judges.
•Purpose: To see how you respond to unprepared answers.
•Bear in mind that with only 12 – 15 hours of experience and a short research project, you will be judged on the limited knowledge you have.
•Magnet students—you will have had more hours and more in depth research.
5-MINUTE QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD
Presentation Skills
Website:http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~comcoach/index.html
• help students improve their oral presentation skills • topics currently covered by the website
– Delivery– Content– Visual Aids– Q & A
6 min.
8 min.
10 min.
STOP
Time Cards You will be responsible for looking at the
timekeeper.
You will be penalized for going under or over the allotted time.
ROOM ASSIGNMENTS
• Student Needs Form—Must be filled out.
• No Needs—Be sure to mark.• Failure to indicate your needs,
room will be assigned randomly.• Needs Form is Due No Later than
November 5th .• NO ROOM CHANGES
MENTOR HOURS
• Hours were to have been completed by April 11th .
• If you have completed the hours, go ahead and have your mentor fax your forms to Mrs. Nicely. Due April. 15th .
• Mentors were contacted last week.Check with your mentors.
PORTFOLIOS
• DUE APRIL 22nd COMPLETED !!!
• Teacher Committee will check for content the week of April 25-26th.
• If portfolios are not turned in and a grade given by April 25th, you will not present. You will be removed from your assigned Board Room.
• Room Assignments will be given to you on Monday April 25.
• Check your assigned room. DO NOT wait until the day of the Boards.
• Plan how you will present, where you will put your product and how you will show your visual.
• Test your PowerPoint on the computer to be used in that room.
CHECK ROOMS
Board Day• Portfolio—place in the CORRECT Board
Room box located in MC. Must be in the box by 3:00 pm.– Include 1 extra copy of your Letter to the
Judges• Report to the cafeteria between 5:45-6:00
– Be sure you check in with an English teacher.
• Do not “hang out” around the Media Center
• At 6:15 pm, presenters will report to their Board Rooms.
• First presentation will begin at 6:30 pm.
PORTFOLIOS/NOTEBOOKS
Take your portfolio or
notebook with you when
you leave the Board
Room at the end of the
evening.
PIZZA PARTYFollowing the Boards in the cafeteria.
NEXT DAYScores and comments from the
judges and your overall presentation grade.
STUDENT SURVEY (Non-Magnet Students Only)
IF YOU QUESTION YOUR SCORE?
• What do you do?– Write a note about what you think is wrong and
attach to all rubrics.
– Return to your teacher who will get them to me.
– A Committee will determine if your concern is legitimate.
– But scores will not be changed just because you don’t agree.