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    Making A Poster : Recycling


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Project Completion
Students managed to complete the project by designing a poster according to the requirements, practices the presentation and presenting in a well-rehearsed manner
Students managed to complete most of the project by designing a poster according to the requirements and presenting it
Students have designed a poster with limited text or photos, presented it by mostly reading off the poster or failed to present it properly
Students managed to have just an outline of a poster with limited or no content and/or text, and were unable to present their findings
Poster: Vocabulary
Students have properly used content-specific vocabulary acquired from class as well as outside sources
Students have properly used content-specific vocabulary acquired from class
Students have used a limited amount of content-specific vocabulary acquired from class, mostly in a relevant context
Students have failed to use most content-specific vocabulary or used it in a nonsensical manner
Poster: Language
The written paragraphs on the poster are clear, on topic and concise, with few or no grammar or spelling errors
The written paragraphs on the poster are on topic, containing some grammar/spelling mistakes
The written paragraphs on the poster are on-topic but short, containing a number of grammar/spelling errors
The written text has few or no complete sentences, or most of the written captions and text are not relevant
21st Century: Collaboration
Students took part of classroom discussions well, worked together as a team with clear roles for all members, and collaborated with outside actors
Students took part of classroom discussions and worked together to complete the poster
Students worked together on the poster but did not participate in discussions
Students were unable to work together or encountered serious in-group conflict
21st Century: IT Use
Students took numerous photos and videos during interviews and visits, and were able to make use of their photos plus search engines & publicly available multimedia on the web in the poster/presentation
Students took photos or videos and were able to make use of their photos in the poster/presentation
Students took a few photos and no videos, or did not utilize available photos well on the posters
Photos and videos were either not taken or not used in the final presentation
21st Century: Communication
Students had interviews with all available outside actors, including canteen and recycling center workers, classmates, teachers and parents
Students had interviews with many outside actors such as canteen and recycling center workers, and parents
Students had limited interviews with one or couple outside actors or relied on interviews conducted by others
Students did not interview outside actors
21st Century: Presentation
Students presented their poster and findings to the class and to other classes, with all members of the team presenting a clear part of their project
Students presented their poster and findings to the class with one or two members of the team presenting
A single member of the team presented the project
Students were not able to present their project
21st Century: Creativity
Students came up with at least one novel, possible/workable solution in their project
Student came up with novel solutions that are not realistic
Student came up with a solutions that was either not novel or not feasible
Students had no ideas of their own

Date Created: January 10, 2020
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