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2020 Mathematics Poster Competition

Poster Theme:

“Picturing Mathematics in Your Neck of the Woods”

2020 Poster Competition Judging Rubric

School Number ________________ Judge's #___________

Note to judges: Please write in point values for all subcategories on the left. Total these and write subtotals for each category on the right.

I. Content (30 points, maximum) __________ Total points

_____A. Originality (10 points) Max (30 points)

_____B. Theme Related (10 points)

_____C. Math Related (10 points)

II. Artistic Quality (30 points, maximum) __________ Total points

_____A. Lettering/Artwork (10 points) Max (30 points)

_____B. Color Coordination/Design (10 points)

_____C. Style/Layout (10 points)

III. Overall Effect (15 points, maximum) __________ Total points

_____A. Neatness (5 points) Max (20 points)

_____B. Eye Catching Design (5 points)

_____C. WOW Factor (5 points)

IV. Deductions: Subtracted -__________ Total

(deductions)

Deductions: Use of unauthorized materials or attachments: -10 points

School name, logo, initials or any other identifying elements on front: -10 points

__________Total Points

(80 maximum)

Chalk Talk Topics and Guidelines/Judging Sheet

NAME ___________________________ SCHOOL ___________________________

I. Topics for each division are:

· Woo topic (Algebra and Geometry) – Water Sources and Mathematics

· Pig topic (Pre-Calculus)– Math and Our Parks

· Sooie topic (Calculus) – Math and Astronomy

II. Students will be given 7 minutes of uninterrupted time for their presentation on the topic above. Warnings will be given when one minute remains and when 15 seconds remain. Presentations will be cut off at the 7-minute mark. Students may only bring one 3” by 5” index card into the presentation room to use during the presentation. All writing materials will be provided. Only observers from the presenter’s school may observe the preliminary round, unless the presenter’s sponsor is present and the presenter and the sponsor give permission otherwise. No one is allowed to enter the room after the speaker begins their talk.

III. Chalk Talk presentations will be judged on the following scale shown below.

Two judges will be assigned each presentation in the preliminary round, for a total of 100 points. Three judges will be assigned each presentation in the final round, for a total of 150 points.

IV. In the preliminary round, students may observe a chalk talk presentation ONLY of another student from the same school. The Chalk Talk Finals are open to all convention participants.

V. Each school may enter one person per division, and they must register on the Competition Sign-Up form.

VI. Sooie Chalk Talks must have elements of Calculus. Pig Chalk talks must have elements of PreCalculus, which could include Trigonometry and introductory limits. Woo Chalk talks must have elements of Algebra/Geometry.

Chalk Talk Judges Sheet

Content

Knowledge of subject

1 2 3 4 5

Accuracy of math used

1 2 3 4 5

Appropriateness of math used

1 2 3 4 5

Originality

1 2 3 4 5

Relevance of facts to topic

1 2 3 4 5

Presentation

Clear articulation

1 2 3 4 5

Addressed to audience

1 2 3 4 5

Use of white board

1 2 3 4 5

Wow Factor!!

1 2 3 4 5

Use of time

1 2 3 4 5

Judge’s comments: (on side and back of the paper) Total: ___________

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