Self Revelation Shield Presentations. Requirements 1.All six categories must be explained fully. 1.Three words: explain why each was chosen as one of.

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Self Revelation Shield Presentations

Requirements 1.All six categories must be explained fully. 1.Three words: explain why each was chosen as one of the top three things to describe you. 2.Pivotal moment: tell us the story. 3.Value/Belief: explain your values, and how they shape your life. Where did you get these values? 4.Talent: explain the background of this talent, and its importance in your daily life. 5.Future plans: tell us about them! What do you hope to do after high school? 6.Item to change: explain why it’s important to you to work on this change.

Reminder about grading  Poster (roughly)  points- pictures or artwork, which represent all six of the categories, are neatly displayed.  points-few pictures displayed; poster board not large enough and categories are not represented.  points- poster was handed in but student refused to do oral presentation.  points-poster was clearly thrown together at the last minute without detail  0 points -student does not do assignment.  Oral presentation (roughly)  points – student shares all six categories, uses good eye contact and speaks clearly.  points- student does not discuss categories in an organized pattern, has little eye contact but speaks clearly.  points- student does not discuss all categories and does not use adequate eye contact.  points-student does the presentation rushed, barely covering all topics without any thought to the presentation  0 points- student does not do oral assignment.