Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Social Studies Fair Displays
Remember, the displays and monologues are due 13 January 2009. I distributed rubrics and discussed the projects at the beginning of the school year. If you have questions please ask as soon as possible.
Monday, October 20, 2008
The Research Paper
The research paper is due on 30 October 2008. You must bring separate copies for English and Social Studies or your paper will be late in one of your classes.
Students in previous years lost points for failing to check their papers against my rubric. Do you have the correct number of sources, types or sources, and a primary source? Please read the directions and the rubric provided during the first week of school and be certain that your paper meets the requirements of the rubric.
Students in previous years lost points for failing to check their papers against my rubric. Do you have the correct number of sources, types or sources, and a primary source? Please read the directions and the rubric provided during the first week of school and be certain that your paper meets the requirements of the rubric.
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Sunday, September 28, 2008
Art Map Due Thursday
Just another reminder -- the Art Map is due Thursday, 02 October 2008. It is a non-droppable project grade. Projects are weighted at 10% of your overall grade. I assigned this project on the first week of school and posted the due date on the board before school started.
http://lastudies2009.blogspot.com/2008/08/board-cam-important-dates.html
http://lastudies2009.blogspot.com/2008/08/board-cam-important-dates.html
Art Map FAQs
I want a good, neat art map but I am not expecting perfection. Fulfill the rubric's requirements and you will get a good grade. I am open to your creative ideas on how to make this happen.
What about the nine cultural sub-regions? I don't see that many on the map.
Some are labeled by color, others are printed on the map (e.g., Terrace Flatwoods). As long as you have what's on the map it will be OK.
I can't fit everything on the map. How am I supposed to make it all fit?
Use smaller indicators, such as dots or stripes.
I need help using Excel to make my chart and graph.
See http://office.microsoft.com/training/training.aspx?AssetID=RC100620751033
What about the nine cultural sub-regions? I don't see that many on the map.
Some are labeled by color, others are printed on the map (e.g., Terrace Flatwoods). As long as you have what's on the map it will be OK.
I can't fit everything on the map. How am I supposed to make it all fit?
Use smaller indicators, such as dots or stripes.
I need help using Excel to make my chart and graph.
See http://office.microsoft.com/training/training.aspx?AssetID=RC100620751033
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