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Cardboard Challenge 2016 
Humanities Cardboard Challenge 2013
Reflection and Project feedback for Caine's Cardboard Challenge 2016
Rubric Code: FBX3BW
By tltierney
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Luke Skywalker

Exceeds the Standard

97 pts

Indiana Jones

Meets the Standard

85 pts

Howard the Duck

Partially Meets the Standard

65 pts

Jar Jar . . . ugh . . .

Does Not Yet Meet the Standard

50 pts

Project Reflection

How well have you described the process, content, and outcome of your project? (WRITING)
Luke Skywalker

I love how you use specific examples to show your process of developing your project. I'm impressed by your honesty, how your thinking goes to the next level beyond the surface answers, and your writing voice.
Indiana Jones

I like that you use specific examples to show your process of developing your project. I'm pleased that you included enough details to make each section clear. Your voice feels ordinary, but harmless.
Howard the Duck

I noticed you didn't seem to include many details in your reflection. How do you feel about your over project? What details were important to you getting this far with it?
Jar Jar . . . ugh . . .

What's up? This doesn't seem to be discuss processes, content or outcomes. It's hard to tell what you've done here. How can I help you back on track?
Creating/Imagining/Innovating

To what extent did your product demonstrate creative/imaginative/innovative problem solving?
(ACADEMIC INITIATIVE/HoM)
Luke Skywalker

I love how unique your project turned out. You made something innovative and solved the problems in interesting ways.
Indiana Jones

I like how you completed the project you set out to create. You solved the problems you encountered and it's interesting to look at.
Howard the Duck

I noticed that your product doesn't demonstrate much original thought -- it is done, but that's the extent of creativity evident. How might you push yourself next time to make something more original/ambitious?
Jar Jar . . . ugh . . .

What's up? There's some cardboard there. And yes, it's a thing. How can I help you make things that get people thinking?
Persistence

To what extent did you follow through on your project even when things got tough? (ACADEMIC INITIATIVE/HoM)
Luke Skywalker

You kept working even when things got difficult and found solutions to the problems you encountered.
Indiana Jones

You were open to suggestions when you ran into trouble and then kept going to the finish.
Howard the Duck

You gave up several times during the project and needed quite a bit of coaxing. How might you keep yourself motivated to keep going?
Jar Jar . . . ugh . . .

What's up? Your project is something of a heap and you seemed to disappear from it. How can I help?
Professional Quality

How professional does your product look in terms aesthetic (looks) quality?
(MUGS)
Luke Skywalker

I love how your work is free of errors and that your MUGS are so strong you have a unique and powerful style developing here.
Indiana Jones

I like that your work is free of errors. (Or at least free of ones that I noticed.)
Howard the Duck

I noticed a lot of errors that distracted me from your ideas and thinking. How might you revise?
Jar Jar . . . ugh . . .

What's up? Y u no use spl chk? It feels like you may not have even taken the time to check it out. How can I help you with your MUGS?





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