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Senior Project: “Data Collection -- Student Survey and Judges’ Comments”. Hillgrove High School 2007-2008 February 6, 2008 Dennis Willis, SP Coordinator. Hillgrove HS SIP. STUDENT PERFORMANCE GOAL: Increase proficiency in the processing skills needed to present information on a topic
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Senior Project:“Data Collection -- Student Survey and Judges’ Comments” Hillgrove High School 2007-2008 February 6, 2008 Dennis Willis, SP Coordinator
Hillgrove HS SIP STUDENT PERFORMANCE GOAL: • Increase proficiency in the processing skills needed to present information on a topic • Performance Indicator: Demonstration of Senior Project related skills • Benchmark: The SP will be completed by 90% of eligible seniors
Statistics from the November 15 Boards Night • 102 Community Judges
Statistics from the November 15 Boards Night 161 eligible students in 6 classes • 157 students presented • 2 students presented at the make-up session • 2 students chose not to present to complete the project
SIP Goal Comparison at Mid-Year • 159/161 OR 98.7% of the eligible students completed the SP presentation
SIP Goal Comparison at Mid-Year • AVERAGE SCORE for presentations: 86.9%
Student Survey • Students answered 23 questions about their experience with the Senior Project during the week following Boards Night • Their answers to most of these questions are shown on the next slides…. • What, if any, is the significance of these answers? • How can we make the SP experience more closely what we envision it to be?
What do we Envision? What’s our goal? We are working with students to be excellent writers, oral communicators, organizers, impression-makers as well as world citizens. We are teaching skills necessary for all students (grades 9-12) to be successful in these goals.
As we review these questions, Think about how we can make it BETTER!!!!!!!!!
How many out-of-class hours did you spend on the research paper? Student Survey
How many out-of-class hours did you spend on the product/project? Student Survey
How many out-of-class hours did you spend on the presentation? Student Survey
Approximately how much money did you spend? Student Survey
Was the amount of money you spent a problem for you? Student Survey
How stressful was writing the research paper? Student Survey
How stressful was completing the product/project? Student Survey
How stressful was giving the presentation? Student Survey
I feel that my high school education prepared me for the Senior Project…. Student Survey
The Senior Project was, for me, ….. Student Survey
I feel that the Senior Project helped improve my research/library skills. Student Survey
I feel that the Senior Project helped improve my writing skills. Student Survey
I feel that the Senior Project helped improve my speaking skills. Student Survey
I feel that the Senior Project helped improve my time-management skills. Student Survey
I feel that the Senior Project helped improve my thinking skills. Student Survey
I feel that the Senior Project helped improve my self-confidence. Student Survey
When I finished the entire Senior Project, I felt….. Student Survey
I feel that the Senior Project helped to prepare me for what lies ahead (college or work or military). Student Survey
How many times did you practice your presentation in school? Student Survey
How many times did you practice your presentation OUTSIDE of school? Student Survey
Activity for Departments • Review these survey results (a copy is on the T-drive/Senior Project folder)
Judges’ Comments • Review the Judges’ comments on the Hillgrove website Senior Project page (last entry on the page) • Senior English Teachers are reviewing with their students • Review some of the comments with your students and talk about them
Tentative Plan for April 21 and 22 • Presentations in your classes on these dates (earlier dates so that feedback can be used more effectively) • Students won’t be dressed the same as the Boards Night presentations • Help them with timing (6, 8, 10 minute warnings) • Rate them, or at least give them some comments to help them • Students may rate or score them for your own classroom discussions
With your students… • Help them to think about… • “That will be me next year (or in 2 years)” • “I would have a hard time doing that” • “I can improve myself with practice” • “Hillgrove HS requires me to take these things seriously” • “How can I better apply myself to be ready for Senior Project?”