The World Inside You

What are the components and steps necessary for human body processes to function properly?


Presentation Rubric

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On Time

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Late

Poster is visible to all students during the presentation

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Some students have difficulty seeing the poster

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Poster is not visible most of the time

Your part of the outline is covered in the presentation

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Content is partially presented

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Your part of the outline is not covered

Shows understanding of assigned topics

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Confused about the topic assigned

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Does not understand the topic assigned

Used chart to identify major parts of system. Student conveys their information clearly to the class.

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Chart was used as an afterthought and identification of major parts of the system is unclear

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Chart was not used to identify major parts of the system

Described the functions of the major parts of the system

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Descriptions of the functions of the major parts is unclear

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No description of functions of major parts.

Directed students in discovering the answer to the questions asked.

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Some questions were answered thoroughly during presentation.

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Did not direct students to the answers to the questions

Described the importance of system to health of the body

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The connection between the system and the health of the body was not understood

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Did not address the importance of the system to the health of the body

All members actively involved in presentation

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One or more members were not actively involved

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One person dominated the presentation

Engaging Presence: voices are clear, eye contact, enthusiastic

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Voice was difficult to hear, little eye contact and/or smiles

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Parts of the presentation unheard, no eye contact, no smiles

Contributed positively to the overall presentation. Helped others to succeed

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Did your part

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Distracted from the overall presentation of the group, looks bored

Creativity and originality engages audience

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Creative and original

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Lacks creative and/or original effort

 

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