23-24 - 8th Graders - Project
23-24 - 8th Graders - Project
23-24 - 8th Graders - Project
Objectives
• Improving students’ visual and writing skills
• Exploring a topic about touristic attractions
• Engaging in a student-directed learning project
• Using technology tools to prepare a project
Project Format
• Class Poster Presentation
• PPT – PowerPoint Presentation
• Video
Project Plan
• Students will decide on the places that they will describe on the leaflet.
• Students should choose at least six places to describe, draw pictures or find visuals and narrate their own
texts about the places for the tourists.
• They will practice communication, presentation skills, writing and technology skills.
• They will create a PowerPoint, a holiday e-magazine, or a class poster with the collected material.
• Each student should present his/her project in the class after the project’s due date.
• Alternatively, students can record/podcast their presentation at home and show it in the class instead of
presenting their PPT in the class.
• Students should use “Student Checklist” to control their work and to review the project process.
• Students should submit this paper along with the project.
2023 – 2024 ACADEMIC YEAR
ENGLISH LESSON PROJECT
8th GRADERS
STUDENT CHECKLIST
Students check this evaluation rubric to control their work and to review the project process.
Criteria Yes No
Project runs perfectly with no technical problems or error
Technical
Mechanical
messages.
Spelling & Grammar Project includes all rules of spelling and/or grammar.
Completion Project is finished.
The combination of multimedia elements and content
Multimedia
Screen Design
communicate the intended ideas clearly.
All graphics, video, audio, 3-D, etc are used effectively to convey
Use of Multimedia
the intended meaning.
The sequence of information is logical and intuitive. Information is
Documentation
Organization
clear and direct.
Context is proper. Notes are well-organized and neat. Selected
Context
effective keywords are used to explain the context.
Citing Resources All sources are presented properly within the project.
Most of the content and many of the ideas are fresh, original, and
Originality
inventive.
Content
SCORING CHART
Scoring chart will be filled by the teacher.
SCORING KEY POINTS Student's Score
I. PROJECT THEME
A. Fits Theme and Topic 20 points
II. CONTENT / ORGANIZATION
B. Ideas and Content 15 points
C. Organization 15 points
D. Language Conventions 15 points
III. MULTIMEDIA / TECHNICAL
E. Presentation 20 points
F. Multimedia Sources 15 points
TOTAL: 100 points