OVERALL POWERPOINT PRESENTATION INSTRUCTIONS (delete this slide when finished)
TITLE of CAPSTONE
(Choose a font that is readable, and think about keeping that font throughout the entire presentation. Be sure to also have high contrast with your words and background color choices so the viewer can see them. i.e. light on dark or dark on light...not light on light such as white on yellow, or dark on dark such as blue on black. If you choose a template, this is usually done for you.)
Introduction
Explain who you are, interests, etc. and what you hoped to achieve for your capstone, what pathway you are part of and if you are planning for endorsements within that pathway
Hook/Attention Getter
Use a story, personal experience, background info, a joke, a quote…create a "hook" to catch the audience's attention that relates to your overall project/driving question.
Essential Question / Driving Question
Purpose and Goal
Mentor
Discuss who your mentor was for the project, how they helped with your project, what their background is, credentials, etc. (would be good to include a photograph of your mentor if possible)
The Overall "Lesson"
(Discuss the lessons learned in the process of accomplishing the project. If you were to teach how to do your project to someone else, how would you do that? Show the application of learning.)
Background Interest
Describe project design, product, and fieldwork.
(The above bullets are likely going to need to be on more than one slide - add slides after this one as you see fit, but don’t add too many.)
Knowledge
Acquiring understanding through experience or learning
Show / Explain / Teach
Knowledge: ELA (English Language Arts)
(see Individual Performance Based Rubric to get an understanding of what the Capstone Panel will be looking for)
Show / Explain / Teach
Knowledge: MATH
(See Individual Performance Based Rubric to get an understanding of what the Capstone Panel will be looking for… ALSO - be sure to INCLUDE THE NUMBER AND NAME OF EACH MATH PRINCIPLE YOU ARE DISCUSSING.)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OTHER 6 TRAITS (delete this slide after you’ve completed the traits slides)
Use the following slides to reflect on the other 6 traits using the bullet points above as a guide for each slide)
Innovation
Creating and adapting behavior that is fueled by curiosity
[trait title]
[EVIDENCE--USE BULLET POINTS FROM TRAITS INSTRUCTIONS SLIDE TO TALK ABOUT THE EVIDENCE YOU DISPLAYED FOR THIS TRAIT WITHIN YOUR CAPSTONE PROJECT]
Tenacity
Persisting without exception
[trait title]
[EVIDENCE--USE BULLET POINTS FROM TRAITS INSTRUCTIONS SLIDE TO TALK ABOUT THE EVIDENCE YOU DISPLAYED FOR THIS TRAIT WITHIN YOUR CAPSTONE PROJECT]
Agency
Acting independently, with calculated purpose, courage, and power
[trait title]
[EVIDENCE--USE BULLET POINTS FROM TRAITS INSTRUCTIONS SLIDE TO TALK ABOUT THE EVIDENCE YOU DISPLAYED FOR THIS TRAIT WITHIN YOUR CAPSTONE PROJECT]
Agility
Learning from experience and adapting to new situations
[trait title]
[EVIDENCE--USE BULLET POINTS FROM TRAITS INSTRUCTIONS SLIDE TO TALK ABOUT THE EVIDENCE YOU DISPLAYED FOR THIS TRAIT WITHIN YOUR CAPSTONE PROJECT]
Civility
Valuing personal identity and beliefs while honoring those of others
[trait title]
[EVIDENCE--USE BULLET POINTS FROM TRAITS INSTRUCTIONS SLIDE TO TALK ABOUT THE EVIDENCE YOU DISPLAYED FOR THIS TRAIT WITHIN YOUR CAPSTONE PROJECT]
Integrity
Doing the right thing even when no one is watching
[trait title]
[EVIDENCE--USE BULLET POINTS FROM TRAITS INSTRUCTIONS SLIDE TO TALK ABOUT THE EVIDENCE YOU DISPLAYED FOR THIS TRAIT WITHIN YOUR CAPSTONE PROJECT]
Conclusion
EACH OF THE BULLET POINTS BELOW CAN BE ON SEPARATE SLIDES IF NECESSARY - ESPECIALLY YOUR REFLECTION OF WHAT YOU LEARNED.
(Move this slide after the TWO TRAITS you choose to present to the Capstone Panel.)