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Showcase Project Rubric |
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| Tier 1 Screening: | ||
| 1 - 4 students |
Yes No |
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| Students present judge with Student Cover Sheet and Rubric |
Yes No |
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| 2 Yes = Move to next Tier | ||
| Tier 2 Scoring (Students have 10 minutes to demonstrate the following to judges): |
| Booth Design
What props or visuals are used to draw the audience? |
A few props or visuals are
present or Table extends from allotted size |
Props and visuals are pleasing
and have some relation to the content of the project and Table is within space |
Props
and visuals enhance the content and draw the audience to the table and Project design stays within the allotted space of table |
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Score |
0 1 2 3 4 |
5 6 7 |
8 9 10 |
| Communication and Collaboration How did the persons in the project collaborate and communicate during the project? What was the role of each? |
No or little communication and collaboration during the project. | Some communication and collaboration were noted. | Communication and collaboration during the project support and extend the learning. |
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Score |
0 1 2 3 4 |
15 16 17 |
18 19 20 |
| Creativity and Innovation
How has the project been advanced in creative and
innovative ways? |
The project has little creative or unique features | The project has some creative or unique features | A strong creative impact in design, implementation and impact, developed innovative products, processes, ideas |
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14 |
15 16 17 |
18 19 20 |
| Productivity / Technology What products were developed and integrated into the project? What technology tools were used that supported the project or products? |
The project uses expected technology to create a product | The project uses expected technology to create a few products | The project uses a variety of technology tools to create products for various purposes and audiences to support the learning. |
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Score |
1 2 3 4 |
5 6 7 |
8 9 10 |
| Project Impact What impact did the project have? (Person, persons, classroom, school, or community.) Were any local community or global partnerships formed? |
Little evidence of student, classroom or community impact. | Some evidence for student, classroom or community impact. | Strong evidence the project made a difference to a person(s), school or community, students can discuss the impact or provide data. |
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Score |
14 |
15 16 17 |
18 19 20 |
| Research / Inquiry / Problem
Solving What research/ inquiry/ problem solving was done to accomplish the project? (May be one or all three) |
The project demonstrates no or little research/ inquiry/ problem solving to make informed decisions. | The project demonstrates some research/ inquiry/ problem solving to make informed decisions. | The project demonstrates intentional research/ inquiry/ problem solving to make informed decisions. |
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Score |
0 1 2 3 4 |
5 6 7 |
8 9 10 |
| Student Interview
(Age appropriate) Why did you create your project? |
Students do not demonstrate a
clear understanding of the project or Students are not present or are late for interview/ presentation. |
Some students can discuss the project | All students are clearly engaged and understand the project; the presentation is made in a cooperative, well-organized and professional manner |
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Score |
0 10 11 12 13 14 |
15 16 17 |
18 19 20 |
| Project Planner What type of project is this? 9 questions are answered. 1 pt per section; Judges see the Project Planner. |
Project planner is not seen by judges. | Signage is posted at table and some (1-8) of the sections are answered | Signage is posted and a copy given to judges during judges time; front page of one sheet & answers all 9 sections |
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0 |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
9 10 |
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Final Score |
_________ out of 120 |
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Last Updated: 11/19/2007