Project Rubric + Work Time

Goal: Review the project rubric and work on Academic Honesty projects

Agenda: 

Read 

Review Rubric

Project Work Time 

1. Review Rubric 

The rubric for your Academic Honesty project is pictured to the right. Click to enlarge, and we'll talk about the expectations for this project.

2. Project Work Time 

• We will be giving you a slide deck on Thursday that will help you to plan your presentation for the class (which will take place next Monday and Tuesday). 
• The rest of this class period is dedicated to project work time. 
• 90% of you have had your proposals approved. 
• If you are in a group that has not started working on your project because your proposal has been delayed, let me know. I will work with you directly. 

If you need to view the Point Loma High Academic Honesty Policy, click HERE. 

Reminders: 

• Work on your project if you feel behind and read. 
• You should be on Book #10, and you should have an idea of the nonfiction article you'll write about in relation to Book #10. 

New Book Review + Work on Projects

Goal: Introduce non-fiction assignment and work time for academic honesty projects

Agenda: 
Read
Book Review Preview
Project work time

1. Book Review #10 Preview

1. We will be doing a different kind of Book Review for Book #10.
2. Open your English Journal and brainstorm a list of major topics/themes covered in your Book 10.
• My Book Title _________________
• Where my Book Takes Place _______________
• Topics and Themes in my Book _________________
  

                                                  _________________                                                           _________________

NEXT STEPS

• Select one theme/topic that you feel compelled to research.
• Search the web for at least 3-4 non-fiction articles relating to that theme/topic.
• Paste the links to those articles into your English Journal. 
• You will write about the book AND the article in class in a couple of weeks. 

2. Project Work Time 

• You completed your project proposal last week. 
• Each proposal has been approved or denied, and you can tell by checking your proposal document what your next steps are. 
• The rest of this week will be yours to work on your project. Let me know what you need me to do to support you. 
• The rubric is below - click to enlarge so you can remind yourself of expectations.

Reminders: 
You might want to keep looking for an article for your book review if you didn't find one during class today. We will be asking you what your article is later this week.

Project Proposals Due

Goals: Complete project proposals by the end of the period

Agenda: 
Read
Survey
Project Proposal Work Time
Submit Project Proposals

1. Survey 
Click HERE to take a survey. It's another one for Ms. Daniel's research, but this one is a little bit different. Be honest - your input is valuable!

2. Project Proposal Work Time 

• Make sure your project proposal is SHARED with Ms. Daniel. 
• Over the weekend, your proposals will be reviewed. By Monday, you will have a decision on whether you can move forward with your project or whether you need to reconsider any portion of your proposal.

For your information, here is a copy of the rubric. There are a lot of factors in this project, but here are the major ones you should consider: 

Reminders: 

You should be on Book #10 right now.

Work Time for Project Proposals

Goal: Work on project proposal 

Agenda:
Read
Continue working on project proposal

Project Proposal:

• Some of you had a chance to start this yesterday, but if you didn't, today is definitely the day you should start.
• Open your copy of the PROJECT PROPOSAL TEMPLATE. If you didn't get it yesterday, you can click on that link to open a fresh one. If you DID start it yesterday, it should be available in your Google Drive. 
• Your finished proposal will be reviewed/graded during class on Monday or Tuesday of next week when your group meets with Ms. Daniel. 

Reminders: 
Yesterday: Initial Ideas form due (you still need to submit this if you were absent).
TOMORROW: Project Proposal Template Due 
Monday, May 6th: Final Projects due + class presentations begin

Initial Ideas + Project Proposal

Goal: Project planning and beginning your project proposal

Agenda:
Read
Initial ideas
Start project proposal

SOCRATIC MAKEUP is TODAY during Advisory. I gave you a green reminder pass if you need to be here, so please don't forget. 

Initial Ideas: 

• Before you go too far with your academic honesty project, I'd like to know what you think you are planning to do. 
• You may work alone or with a team of up to two other people. 
• The other people can be in another period of my class, but that means you'll need to spend more time meeting with them outside of class. That will make the project more challenging, but it is up to you. 
• Together you will complete the INITIAL IDEAS FORM today. 

Project Proposal:

• Once you/your team, have your project elements in mind it is time for you to start working on your project proposal. 
• When you write a proposal you are trying to convince others (and yourself) that your project is worth doing. 
• A proposal helps you think through all of the parts of the project. If you are working as a team, the proposal becomes a document that shows what you agreed to do.

1. Get your copy of the PROJECT PROPOSAL TEMPLATE, be sure to click "use template."
2. Follow the directions on the top of the document to share it with the necessary individuals.
3. Complete the proposal by responding to the questions listed.
4. Your finished proposal will be reviewed/graded during class on Monday or Tuesday of next week when your group meets with Ms. Daniel. 
(There will not be regrades. Be sure your proposal is complete on time.)

Reminders: 
Today: Initial Ideas form due
This Friday: Project Proposal Template Due 
Monday, May 6th: Final Projects due + class presentations begin

Intro to Final Project

Goals: Review PL policies and introduce final project

Agenda:
Read
Reading Progress Update
Quizziz
Intro to Project

1. Reading Progress Update

Click HERE for a reading progress update.

2. Quizziz
Click HERE and enter the code I give you in class. 

2. Introducing Our Academic Honesty Project:

• We will conclude our unit on academic honesty with a project. 
• You can view the project outline HERE. 
• Today we are just talking about it. 
• All you have to do is start thinking about ideas and decide who you might partner with.
• We will work on this more later this week.

Add these dates to your calendar: 
4/24 - Initial ideas due for your Academic Honesty Project (You fill out a form in class.)
4/26 - Project Proposal Due
5/6 - Academic Honesty Project due. Be prepared to tell the class about your project.

Socratic Seminar on Academic Honesty

Goal: Socratic discussion about the topics we've been reading and writing about during our study of academic honesty.

Agenda:
Reading
Directions
Socratic Discussion 1
Socratic Discussion 2



Absent? We will have a makeup Socratic seminar on WEDNESDAY during ADVISORY. Ask for a PASS if you don't have extended lunch. This is the ONLY available make up.

Reminders: 
You should be reading book #10 already.