Rights, duties & Responsibilities

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Rights, duties & Responsibilities Unit 1 Project Peer Assessment February 11, 2014

Get in your group! 2nd Bell Group 1: Mia, Adan, Leah, Charles, Kaela Group 2: Kelsie, Payton, LeeAnn, Antonio, Abigail Group 3: Mychael, Shawn, Hannah, Sam, Mariah Group 4: Rebecca, Austin, Jessica, Richard, Hope Group 5: Madisyn, Jason, Kerstin, Catherine, Chanaya

Get in your group! 4th Bell Group 1: Zach B., Alexis, Chris, Devan, Hector Group 2: Chandler, Marie, Joe, Kari, Kyle Group 3: Zach C., Nikki, Jordan, Dana, Ricky Group 4: Dakota, Marina, Michael, John, Trevor

Organization of Assessment Distribute papers, go over assignment. Order is determined alphabetically by last names.

Expectations of Presentations State your first and last name to the group. You may have to spell it . Explain your products in this order: Right Duty Responsibility Show each visual with the part of the presentation it refers to. Speak loudly and clearly. TAKE NOTES, BUT DO NOT SCORE IN YOUR GROUP!!!

Wrapping It Up Put a letter grade A-D in the column for each component of their project. Give presentation an overall grade A-D. At the bottom of your sheet, write at least 3 sentences about what you learned from these projects. Star the product you feel was the overall best in each project.