Evaluation
The
student may conduct the web research with another classmate, if they wish.
However, the grades will be determined on an individual basis,
as a result of the photos each student has taken,
how they have been modified in Photoshop
and their final photo presentation.
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Beginning 1point |
Developing 2 points |
Exemplary 3 points |
Score |
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use of digital camera |
able to aim and focus on subject, using auto focus |
able
to experiment with adjustments of aperture, shutter speed, etc., |
able
to adjust settings on camera, able to capture action with the subject as
focal point |
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use of photoshop |
able
to open photos in photoshop and make minor adjustments in lighting and
cropping |
able
to remove distracting elements of the background to produce a good picture of
the animal |
able
to manipulate image or multiple images to produce a 'portrait' of the animal
in its habitat |
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learning about the methods of photographing |
able
to state two ideas learned from reading the web sites |
able
to adopt an idea or two that was learned from reading the web sites |
able
to incorporate ideas learned in the web sites and modify them to fit the
local setting |
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creative process |
images
show animals as the main subject |
images show an attempt to display the
animal in an interesting view |
images
show a sensitivity |
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photo exhibit |
two
photos of wild animals in our area, matted, with a typed description of the
animal |
two
photos of wild animals in our area that shows understanding of animal's
behavior, matted, with a typed description of the animals |
series
of photos that show understanding of animal's habitat and
behavior, matted, with typed essay about the animal & the student's
experiences leading to taking these images |
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With my
particular special education population, this rubric is more complex than
necessary.
Most of my students' performance will most likely fall into the beginning and developing
category.
There will be an occasional isolated student whose performance will be on the
exemplary level.
For this population, grading will be adjusted accordingly.
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