Above is a strong example of a successful Personal Project report. Please look at the structure and the quality of reflection. You can also see quality journal entries in appendix. FYI: The content of this report was submitted to Turnitin. Remember to not use integral lines from someone else’s work without proper referencing.
Category Archives: Assessment Criteria
The Personal Project is graded according to the 7 Criteria.
NIS PPP Student Guide 2015-2016
The NIS PPP Student Guide contains a time line, step by step process, tips and reminders to support you in your journey.
Updated PPP Guide 2013-2014
Here is this year’s PPP guide.
These are the notes we took during homeroom.
Week 19: PPP Club Room D-243
PPP Club starts on Monday for students who did not meet the week 19 Friday deadline (16:00)
PPP Club starts on Tuesday for students with an predicted score of less than 12 point for their PPP.
PPP CLUB: TOWARD SUCCESS FOR YOUR PPP!
Where: Mr Morin’s room D-243
When: Every day first half of lunch break ( Monday to Friday)
For whom: PPP students with a cumulated score below 12 points or with their first draft of report not finished
Until when: Until score is reached
Optional? No! It is mandatory and attendance will be taken
Please come to the PPP club if you qualify. Your supervisor is the person who will cancel your “forced membership” when you are not meeting any of the two categories anymore.
Week 18: Criteria
Attached is a summary of the PP Criteria. (See PPP Guide for Detailed version)
Remember:
A: Product completed and “submittable” to supervisor on Friday of week 19.
B: First Draft of PPP Report due to supervisor on Friday of week 20.
C: PPP Product and PPP final Report due to PPP coordinator (Mr. Morin) on February 6 (Week 22).
D: PPP exhibition on March 7 (Week 24)
Formative Assessment
This week you need to see your supervisor and ask for an estimate of cumulated points. It is also the week when the Creation of your product might begin.
Your supervisor will provide feedback about your progress and will communicate a “guestimate” of your achievement for Criteria A, B, C, and maybe some of D.
You have just begun your Criterion D, so it may still be quite low. An estimate of 7 points or less out of the possible 16 will be considered like an “at risk of failing” situation.
This is what you should have completed already:
– Criterion A: PPP process journal – approximately 10 pages of real reflection about the process and your struggles and how they were resolved
– Criterion B: introduction – complete, including product, AoI, goal, context, SPECIFICATIONS FOR PRODUCT, timeline
– Criterion C: reference list – annotated
– Criterion D: beginning stages (see sentence starters from last blog post
See Mr. Morin or the other mentors for a second look at your progress.
Mentors:
Ms Keus, Ms Tyoschin, Mr Messom, Mr Klesch, Mr Morin
Inter-religious marriages
Here is a another report sample inter-religious marriages
The Process journal
The Process Journal should be :
design by the student in a format that suits his or her needs
a place for planning
a place for recording interactions with sources, ie: teachers, supervisors, external sources
a place for storing useful information — quotes, pictures, ideas
a means of exploring ideas and alternatives
a place for reflection on stages of the project
a place for evaluating work completed
a place for reflecting on learning
useful for the student when receiving formative feedback
a collection of information to produce the project report
Student Guide 2012-2013
The PPP student Guide 2012-2013 is accessible on the Student_large_storage>PPP Personal Project 2012-2013 > PPP Student Guide 2012-2013
The Forest Dwellers
A. Read report B: Look at product C: Look at assessment