The student has exceeded all of the requirements and the product is of excellent quality.
10 pts
The student has met all of the requirements and the final product is of great quality.
9 pts
The student has met some of the requirements and the final product is of good quality
7 pts
The student has not met the requirements and the final product is of fair quality.
5 pts
Students must include relevant and scientific information about string theory, quantum superposition, the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, and the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. The information must be presented in which a 'normal' person would be able to understand the basics of these concepts.
The student has used technology (ex: PowerPoint, prezi, videos, wiki page, etc.), he/she has participated in the presentation of the materials, and has done his/her best to answer any audience questions. The presentation was 4-5 minutes long (approx. 10 slides).
The student has found a minimum of 8 credible resources (.edu, .gov, .org; NO WIKIPEDIA) and the sources are included in the presentation.
The student will work with another 4-5 other students on this project. Each group will be given 2 days in class to work with access to computers.