Big Idea
o
Why are you doing this project
o
Why should the audience pay attention
2. Research
o
What useful information was found
3.
Question –
Hypothesis
Question
o
Correct Question
o
Clearly Stated
Hypothesis
o
Answers the question
o
Based on research
4.
Test
o
How was the experiment set up
o
How did you measure the results
5.
Organized
data
o
Graph is shared
o
Graph is labeled
o
Results are clear
6.
Conclusion
o
Clearly reacts to the hypothesis
o
Why is this a logical conclusion (use your data)
7.
Explanation
o
Principle(s) listed that describes the outcome
8.
Other
information
o
Is there anything else we should know
o
Style points 0-3 (poor, adequate, good, great)
9.
Closing
Summary
o
Appropriate summary of the experiment with closure
Time: _____________ (subtract 1 point for every 5 seconds under
1:30
or
over 2:30)
Final
Score _________ / 20
Tips: Lead the presentation with your
purpose!
Make
sure your graph is visible and understood
How
did you test? (big idea is more important than materials, variables, or step by
step instructions)
3-5
helpful ideas in your background information
Pictures
help move your presentation from good to great
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