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Psychology: Pepsi Challenge Project
Psychology: Life Span Development Project
Students will conduct research on cola/letter preferences and will report their findings to the class.
Rubric Code:
DX34XC3
By
Kzerbst
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Subject:
Psychology
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Pepsi Challenge Project
Exemplary
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Adequate
2 pts
Emerging
1 pts
Working as a Team
Exemplary
Student participated fully and with purpose in each phase of the learning process through active participation and engagement seeking to learn both conceptual and concrete knowledge from peers and subjects.
Proficient
Student participated with purpose in each phase of the learning process through active participation and engagement seeking to learn conceptual or concrete knowledge from peers and subjects.
Adequate
Student participated with purpose in most phases of the learning process through active participation and engagement seeking to learn conceptual and concrete knowledge from peers and subjects.
Emerging
Student did not participate fully and with purpose in each phase of the learning process.
Product
Exemplary
Student created a meaningful and interesting presentation to demonstrate full understanding of the data collected. Project accurately and thoroughly describes, interprets, analyzes, and evaluates results in comparison with provided literature using graphical representations of the data.
Proficient
Student created a meaningful or interesting presentation to demonstrate understanding of the data collected. Project accurately describes, interprets, analyzes, and evaluates results in comparison with provided literature using graphical representations of the data.
Adequate
Student created a presentation to demonstrate their understanding of the data collected. Project may describe, interpret, analyze, and evaluate results in comparison with provided literature using graphical representations of the data. (3 of the 4 action criteria must be present)
Emerging
Student created a presentation to demonstrate their understanding of the data collected. Project may describe or interpret, analyze, or evaluate results but does not contain a comparison with provided literature using graphical representations of the data. (1 of the 4 action criteria must be present)
Presentation
Exemplary
Each team member participated equitably in presenting findings to the class and demonstrated a thorough and comprehensive command of the subject without knowledge gaps.
Proficient
Each team member participated in presenting findings to the class and demonstrated a command of the subject without knowledge gaps.
Adequate
Each team member participated in presenting findings to the class and demonstrated a command of the subject with few knowledge gaps.
Emerging
Each team member did not participate in presenting findings to the class or did not demonstrate a command of the subject.
Use of Research Time
Exemplary
Student used research time in a productive and diligent manner-staying on task and being a constructive, useful member of the team during ALL class research time.
Proficient
Student used research time in a productive and diligent manner-staying on task and being a constructive, useful member of the team during 80-99% of class research time.
Adequate
Student used research time in a productive and diligent manner-staying on task and being a constructive, useful member of the team during 70-79% of class research time.
Emerging
Student did not use research time in a productive and diligent manner-staying on task and being a constructive, useful member of the team during less than 70% of class research time.
Subjects:
Psychology
Types:
Project
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