Presentation The presentation is the final phase of the Senior Project and should be viewed as an opportunity to demonstrate that you are qualified to graduate. You will make a 5-10 minute PowerPoint presentation describing your project before a panel of judges and then answer any questions the judges may ask. You will be evaluated on the content of your speech, delivery, and ability to field questions. Section Two: Timeline & Responsibilities CHS Senior Project Student Responsibilities 1. Identify a viable project of your own choosing. 2. Complete and submit a project proposal and research paper that all MEET STANDARD. 3. Work on the senior project individually. 4. Seek advice and assistance when needed. 5. Meet all deadlines. 6. Maintain documentation of all phases of the project. 7. Produce something tangible as part of the project process: something that is a scientific experiment, a performance, an exhibition, an event, etc. 7. Prepare a portfolio of required documents for the final presentation panel. 8. Prepare a PowerPoint slide show for your final presentation documenting your project journey. 9. Make a final presentation to the panel that standard.” “meets 10. Successfully complete all components of the CHS Senior Project: Proposal, Research (including interview), PowerPoint slideshow, Portfolio, Reflection Paper, and Presentation. CHS Senior Project Timeline SENIOR PROJECT PART I: May 2013: Overview of Senior Project
Presentation The presentation is the final phase of the Senior Project and should be viewed as an opportunity to demonstrate that you are qualified to graduate. You will make a 5-10 minute PowerPoint presentation describing your project before a panel of judges and then answer any questions the judges may ask. You will be evaluated on the content of your speech, delivery, and ability to field questions. Section Two: Timeline & Responsibilities CHS Senior Project Student Responsibilities 1. Identify a viable project of your own choosing. 2. Complete and submit a project proposal and research paper that all MEET STANDARD. 3. Work on the senior project individually. 4. Seek advice and assistance when needed. 5. Meet all deadlines. 6. Maintain documentation of all phases of the project. 7. Produce something tangible as part of the project process: something that is a scientific experiment, a performance, an exhibition, an event, etc. 7. Prepare a portfolio of required documents for the final presentation panel. 8. Prepare a PowerPoint slide show for your final presentation documenting your project journey. 9. Make a final presentation to the panel that “meets standard.” 10. Successfully complete all components of the CHS Senior Project: Proposal, Research (including interview), PowerPoint slideshow, Portfolio, Reflection Paper, and Presentation. CHS Senior Project Timeline SENIOR PROJECT PART I: May 2013: Overview of Senior Project
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