This is a short term project on sexually transmitted diseases.
Although there will be time for completion of this project during regular
school hours (you will probably feel rushed), you may find it helpful to
do work outside of class. This document is posted on the
"documents" function of the Nicenet.org web site that we
use. You may of course access this site from outside of the school by
using your username and password.
Overview of Project: This project will require you to gather
information on two (2) sexually transmitted diseases and assemble the
basic information in a pamphlet or poster. The pamphlet or poster must
include specific information which is listed below.
Grading: You will receive two grades for this project:
- Classroom effort/notes
- Final Product
All of the work you do on stds (film notes, information notes, rough
drafts and final copies) is to be handed in and will considered part of
your project.
Details:
- You will see a film on STDs during which it is expected that you
will take notes (notes to be handed with final project)
- You will be assigned two stds to research
- Links to STD information have been posted on the link sharing
function of nicenet.org.
- We will spend 3 days in the computer room�Thursday and Friday
April 25th and 26th and Tuesday, April
30th. Monday (29th) and Wednesday (5/1) will be
spent in the classroom. During this time you may assemble your material
or use additional books for research. It is expected that Wednesday will
be the last class day devoted to finalizing the project information.
Pamphlet/poster Information
- Introduction about stds in general and how one can protect oneself
from stds
- Name of your topic(s) (plus other names is may known as)
- What causes it?
- What are the signs and symptoms for males and females (same?
Different?
- What are the consequences? What can happen?
- What is the treatment?
- Curable?
- Where did you get your information? Include a bibliography
Things to consider: pictures, other interesting information,
statistics
ALL OF THE WRITING MUST BE IN YOUR OWN WORDS
Finally, we will share this information informally through a
class discussion at a later date.
RUBRIC FOR STD PROJECT
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BEGINNER 1 |
DEVELOPING 2 |
ACCOMPLISHED 3 |
EXEMPLARY 4 |
CLASSROOM |
- There was focus on the task less than 25% of the time
- Effort was minimal
- Deadlines not met
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- There was focus on the task but it was less than 50% each class
period
- Did moderate amount of work
- Deadline almost met
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- There was a significant focus on the task for each class period in
attendance
- Some work done outside of class
- Deadline met
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- Student was focused throughout each class period
- Evidence of outside work
- Deadline met
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NOTES
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- No film notes
- Evidence of minimal notes
- Some notes on 1 topic
- All information copied from text
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- Film notes
- "What do I know"
- Some notes on two topics�some in own words some copied
- Sources notes
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- Film notes
- "What do I know"
- Complete notes on two topics
- In own words
- Sources noted
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- Film notes
- What do I know
- Complete notes in own words on two topics
- Sources notes
- Reflective note responses
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PAMPHLET |
- Less than50% of required information present
- No bibliography
- Information copied word for word from sources
- Hard to read and understand
- Needs organizational work
- Some information inaccurate
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- 3 sections missing from required information
- Bibliography present but incomplete
- Some text copied with no source reference
- Some errors in conventions.
- Understandable and has a sense of organization
- Mostly accurate
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- 1 piece of required information missing
- Bibliography present and complete
- Almost all information in own words
- Fairly easy to read and understand, organized
- Few grammatical errors
- Good presentation
- Few inaccuracies
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- All required information present
- Bibliography present and complete
- Information in own words
- Few grammatical errors
- Easy to read, follow and understand
- Well organized
- All information accurate
- Creative presentation
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