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I-SEARCH  PRESENTATION
ANCHOR TASK


TASK: Present your I-search pamphlet findings orally according to the Criteria for Presentation.
MLR:
D6  Knowledge Describe new knowledge presented in informational texts and how it can be used.
G8   Sentences  Deliver oral presentations that include a variety of sentence structures appropriate to the purpose.
G10   Strategies of Address  Deliver oral presentations that use a variety of strategies of address (volume, posture, eye contact)
F2 Effectiveness  Demonstrate command of the conventions necessary to make an informal speech or presentation, effectively engaging peers and fielding responses.

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KATIE's
FULL PRESENTATION


D6, F2, G8, G10 - "Meets the Standard"


Kerry
Kerry's presentation
(written script)

 F2 Visual aid enlightens presentation.
Student shows a sophisticated level
of preparation.
 


Catie
Catie's presentation
(written script)

G10 Facial expressions and body language
usually generate a strong interest
and enthusiasm about the topic.
 


Dom
Dom's presentation
(written script)

F2 Volume is perfectly heard by audience.
Stands up straight, looks relaxed and confident.
Establishes excellent eye contact.

Matt
Matt's presentation

(written script)

F2 Stands up straight and establishes
good
eye contact.


These I-Search Presentations
show how students have
met or exceeded

the Maine Learning Results
indicators.
 

Mark
Mark's presentation
(written script)

D6 Student shows a very good understanding
of the topic based on research.


Christine
Christine's presentation
(written script)

D6 Student shows an insightful, deep
understanding of the topic based on research.


Alyssa
Alyssa's presentation
(written script)

G8 Student seems well prepared and
has obviously rehearsed.

RJ
RJ's Presentation
(written script)

G10 Speaks clearly and distinctly most of the time.
Mispronounces no more than one word.

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