Evaluation
Here's the rubric that I use when grading the projects. I always give them to the students at the time that I give the project so that they know more about what I am expecting. I've also found that finding another teacher that is doing the same project or having a student teacher helps if we can grade a group of them together to establish some guidelines with real projects. What is a project that should get a 12 in creativity? Why? It helps to talk this through with someone else before tackling the entire class or classes of student projects.
Students are also expected to turn in these sheets with their completed projects for me to fill out.
Name________________________ Hour_______
Tessellation Project - Grading Sheet
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Points Possible |
Points Earned |
Actual Tessellation: |
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6
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9
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12
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27
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Report: |
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6
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2
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6
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7
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23
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50
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Final Project Grade:
Was the tessellation a combination of unmodified polygons? If yes, the maximum points awarded cannot exceed 40.
Points from above _________
Final Points earned_______________
Was the tessellation a combination of modified polygons? If yes, the maximum points awarded cannot exceed 45.
Was the tessellation a combination of unmodified polygons? If yes, the maximum points awarded cannot exceed 40.
Points from above _________
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