Senior Project Reflection

1) Positive statement:
Meeting time was a big concern of mine. I honestly didn't expect it to be so easy. Granted, I rambled a bit, but I think I managed to include sufficient quality information.
2) Questions to Consider:
I met all requirements for the two-hour presentation. P
I struggled to maintain the expectations set for my senior project as a whole. AP- for Senior Project.
3) What worked:
Service Learning. Over quickly. Informative. Shaped my project.
4) What didn't:
NC rules hanging over my head for every project.
The apparent lack of communication between teachers.
Not being able to use the first semester play for Service Learning.
Poor communication and follow-up with teachers.
Having to change my Essential Question four days before I-Search due date.
Unclear requirements as far as Research Checks.
Poorly executed timing for project work. (Clusters of due dates, followed by month-long lulls in work.)
Model Assembly.
Little to no focus on Senior Project during first semester.
Apparent inability to get anything higher than a P on projects. (No AE/E requirements on rubrics)

20 Minute Rough Draft

It's formatted strangely, thanks to poor Word to GoogleDocs transfer. Also, not committed to this idea. Realized while I was working on it that it may be better reserved for the final presentation.
Rough Draft

Blog 4: Interview 1 & Presentation Reflection

1. Unfortunately, my first interview didn't really come into play when I was planning my five minute presentation. My interview gave me a lot of vague, but quality information that was not necessarily applicable to my five minute.
2. Nothing in particular stood out about my presentation, except maybe how unprepared I was. I figured I could talk for five minutes, but I ended up not having enough quality information. I had to resort to asking the audience random questions. I learned that more information is definitely better. 3. Probably scrambling for something to talk about during my five minute.