Introduction to the Personal Project What is it? Examples Timeline Guidebook Supervisors FAQs.

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Introduction to the Personal Project What is it? Examples Timeline Guidebook Supervisors FAQs

The Personal Project The PP is an exploration into something that you’re passionate about, want to know more about, get better at, or enjoy! Spans all of 10 th Grade Mirrors senior project Journal along the way Integrates IB Philosophy Check in with faculty supervisor Show off your journey in the Spring

Personal Project Examples Create a hover board ◦ Learn to make a stop motion animation ◦ Organize a Flash Mob on health ◦ Choreograph and perform a Dance ◦ Design and conduct an experiment ◦ Promote your City ◦ Create anti-bullying campaign ◦ Direct & Film an informational video ◦ More examples in your handbook!

Timeline Open your handbook to p. 5 ◦ Contains guidance, due dates Plan Ahead! Don’t let this be you!

Guide Book p. 3-4: Descriptor of PP p. 5: timeline p. 6-7: how to focus your topic p. 9-15: how will my PP be assessed? p. 17: Supervisor Commitment Form

Guide Book Guide Book can be found on the Personal Project Moodle Page ◦ No user name/password needed ◦ heights.k12.oh.us/course/view.php?id=652#sec tion-0 heights.k12.oh.us/course/view.php?id=652#sec tion-0

Supervisors A teacher will help guide you along the way Will meet at least 5 times in the year: ◦ Introduce and confirm relationship (by 9/26) ◦ Goals/Ideas for your project (between 9/26-11/7) ◦ Final topic & area of focus (between 11/7-12/12) ◦ Process Journal (12/12-2/6) ◦ Process Journal & Final Product (2/6-3/6) Supervisor will eventually grade your project ◦ p to see how you’re going to be graded

FAQ 1: Can we work in a group? No…and a little bit of yes ◦ Your project & journal are your own ◦ You may have help to complete it This is why no group projects

FAQ 2: Can I fail it? No – your supervisor will help to ensure that you do not fail ◦ Your assessment scores reflect where you are currently in your ability to set-goals, critically think, stick to a project, and succeed! ◦ If you are worried, see your advisory teacher (that’s us!) or your supervisor

Other Questions?