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What can a circle be?

A pufferfish is like a normal fish,

Looking helpless in a deep sea,

But don’t get to close it won’t become your favorite dish,

If pufferfish feel threatened they inflate like a big balloon with needles pointing out you see.






What can a circle be?

My Circle

 

Deep in the night where thelights burn cold,

A creature wanders in with a gastlyaura.

Purple mist that chills downthe cliff,

And an evolution with a prankster’sintent.

It may seem odd for a circleto be,

But remember, it’s not all that it seems.

Despite the fangs and viciousstare,

It is still a friend, justlike us all.

 

 

Now who is this circle that I speakof?

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Did You Check Your Email?

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2020-21

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Objectives

GATE students will....

Creativity in Action

Students will increase their ability to think creatively, work creatively with others, and implement innovations.

Challenge Pages and Breakout Rooms

GT Frameworks: Critical Thinking & Problem Solving 2.4.1.1 recognize a problem 2.4.1.2 define the problem 2.4.1.5 identify underlying and sub-problems State Standard W.3-6.9 Draw evidence from literary or informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research. Solve different kinds on non-familiar problems in both conventional and innovative ways.

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DuoLingo/Sign Language

3.1.1.4 The learner will present material to an appropriate audience using oral communication.
3.1.7.3 The learner will communicate effectively in a multi-lingual setting.

Rubrics

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Daily Leader Activities (Student Generated Rubric)  

Outstanding Leader  (3):

·        Exceeds Expectations  (Assignment task,details, grammar)

·        Prepared to participate

·        Consistent participation

·        Consistent respectful collaboration andcooperation  with others

·        Consistently stays focus and on topic

Satisfactory Leader (2):

·        Meets expectations  (Assignment task,details, grammar)

·        Prepared to participate

·        Participates most of the time

·        Respectfully collaborates and cooperates mostof the time

·        Stays focus and on topic most of the time

Needs Improvement Leader (1):

·        Does not meet expectations (Assignment task,details, grammar)

·        Not prepared to participate

·        Unreliable or somewhat unreliable

·        Does not participate

·        Shows disrespect while collaborating andcooperating with others

·        Does not stay focus or on topic

Discussion Rubric

(3) Outstanding
* Answers the question completely and makes sense.
* Provides extra detail and examples.
*  Writes in complete sentences with proper grammar.

(2) Satisfactory
*  Answers the question.
*  Provides some detail.
*  Writes in complete sentences with proper grammar.

(1) Unsatisfactory
*  Does not completely answer the question.
*  Provides no detail
*  Does not write in complete sentences and contains poor       grammar.

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Rubric for TechnologyPresentation Lesson:

Category

Needs Improvement

1 point

Satisfactory

2 points

Outstanding

3 points

Content Information

·         Includes little essential information.

·         Demonstrates little understanding.

·         Includes essential information.

·         Covers topic and shows understanding.

·         Includes essential information and elaborates on it.

·         Covers topic in depth and shows strong understanding.

·         Encourages audience to know more.

Mechanics & Presentation tool proficiency

·         Makes many errors in grammar when applicable.

·         Does not meet requirements set for specific presentation tool. (Requirements will be different for different types of presentation tools.)

·         Makes few errors in grammar when applicable.

·         Meets requirements set for specific presentation tool. (Requirements will be different for different types of presentation tools.)

·         No errors in grammar.

·         Exceeds requirements set for specific presentation tool. (Requirements will be different for different types of presentation tools.)

Organization & Preparation

·         Exhibits lack of planning and organization which results in a confusing overall project.

·         Presents logical transitions between main topics and ideas.

·         Emphasizes key points.

·         Ends coherently with appropriate closing.

·         Presents ideas & information with logical sequencing & seamless transitions.

·         Develops and connects key points throughout & emphasizes them with supporting facts.

·         Ends presentation with logical, effective, and relevant conclusion.

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Teamwork Rubric

Internet Safety

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Etiquette

1. Ask yourself, “Would I say this to the person’s face?” If not, don’t say it online. 2. Do not type in ALL Caps as it represents shouting. 3. Be respectful of your classmates. It’s OK to disagree, but it is not OK to belittle classmates’ ideas and writing. Do not flame or use harsh criticism. 4. Be forgiving 5. Avoid using humor or sarcasm. A lack of facial expression can cause people to misinterpret humor as a personal attack. 6. Proofread before posting for spelling and punctuation errors. 7. Be aware of classmates’ diverse backgrounds. Try not to monopolize discussions, but encourage others to participate.

Scamper

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Scamper Wheel

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Guiding Questions for SCAMPER Substitute: • What materials or resources can you substitute or swap? • Can you use this object somewhere else, or as a substitute for something? Combine: • What would happen if you combined this object with something else to create something new? Adapt or Alter: • How could you adapt or readjust this object to serve another purpose or use? • In what ways can this object be altered or changed? • Can you change its function? Modify: • What can be larger or smaller? • What can I do to exaggerate it? Put to Another Use: • Can you use this object somewhere else? • What else can you use this object for? • How can this object be used in an unusual way? Eliminate: • How could you simplify this object? • What features, parts, or rules could you eliminate. • What would happen if you took away some part of this object? What would you put in its place? Rearrange: • Can the object be turned around? • Can you make something go up instead of down? • Can you rearrange one of the object’s parts?

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