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Presentation: Each student will share an oral/visual presentation of the project with a panel of school/community members. The student is evaluated on his/her ability to professionally present a 7-10 minute, rehearsed presentation, to incorporate visual/audio aids into the presentation, to demonstrate knowledge and mastery of skills in the area of the project, and to effectively respond to questions from the judges’ panel.
Presentation: Each student will share an oral/visual presentation of the project with a panel of school/community members. The student is evaluated on his/her ability to professionally present a 7-10 minute, rehearsed presentation, to incorporate visual/audio aids into the presentation, to demonstrate knowledge and mastery of skills in the area of the project, and to effectively respond to questions from the judges’ panel.
Jim Songster Mastery Award:
Jim Songster Mastery Award:
Judges may nominate students for Mastery status. These will be students who, in the opinion of the judges, have "mastered" the Graduation Project- the ones who demonstrate a higher level of enrichment, diligence, consideration, dedication, professionalism, and/or enthusiasm for their Graduation project work. Mastery candidates are not in competition with one another; rather, they are assessed based on their independent work and achievement potential. All candidates who accept their nomination will present once more for a panel of community judges; these judges will make the final decision regarding Mastery designation. All students who receive Mastery status will receive a $100 stipend from the McNair Foundation.
Judges may nominate students for Mastery status. These will be students who, in the opinion of the judges, have "mastered" the Graduation Project- the ones who demonstrate a higher level of enrichment, diligence, consideration, dedication, professionalism, and/or enthusiasm for their Graduation project work. Mastery candidates are not in competition with one another; rather, they are assessed based on their independent work and achievement potential. All candidates who accept their nomination will present once more for a panel of community judges; these judges will make the final decision regarding Mastery designation. All students who receive Mastery status will receive a $100 stipend from the McNair Foundation.
New Judges' Rubric.pdfJudges' Rubric
Judges' Rubric
Senior Project Template.pdfPresentation Template
Presentation Template
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