2903 Community Service Presentation points:

2903 Community Service Presentation points:  3-5 minutes / person!

1. Outline of the organization – where you volunteered

2. What did you do as a volunteer group to help?

3. What was the best part of volunteering?

4. What was the greatest challenge you faced?

5. How did your efforts contribute/ support the community?

6. How has your attitude towards helping others/ the disadvantaged changed?

7. Would you volunteer to help again? Why/not?  How?

8. What advice do you have for future students of this course?

9. A summary of all you learned and will take with you!

LSH2903 - Final Assessments and due dates – Community Service

LSH2903 -  Final Assessments and due dates – Community Service

1.    Final group presentations:  We’ll discuss the final presentations on Tuesday,   9 Dec. and have the presentations on 10 + 16 Dec. in class.

2.    Final Reflection & Written Blog post: the final reflections will be done in class on 17 Dec. Bring your laptops charged and ready. We’ll discuss the topics after the presentations..   

 

3.    ALL your blog posts should have been done by 30 Nov. and were checked and the grades will be finished this week!  

   The End is near..!   Gregory

   

ADSF 2014

B/log tips: Volunteer B/Log questions/ comments to be used

Volunteer B/Log questions/ comments to be used for your B/ogs 

1.    Describe your duties/tasks/responsibilities.

2.    Describe the relationships and communication with others, supervisors, instructors, students, other volunteers, etc. Success OR failure?

3.    Explain your challenges & successes.

4.    What have you learned in the course that you have experienced or applied at the site? And will be able to apply later in life..

5.    Identify something that you feel you could improve upon regarding the volunteer experience. Explain ways that you could improve this.  

  

6.    How do you feel about your efforts and results as a volunteer?  

   OR any other details you wish to add to make your B/logs interesting and revealing!

Marking Rubric for Presentation - 2903 CSL

Marking Rubric for Presentation

LSSS-N2903 Presentation and Reflection

Evaluation Form

Section ______

 

Names: ____________________________________________________________________                 

Scale:

E=Excellent work

G=Good work

P=Pass

N I =Needs improvement

VW=Very weak

Appearance of slides	VW	N I	P	G	E
Cover Slide – includes all necessary information (name, student number, section, course code, teacher’s name, project title)	1	2	3	4	5
Organization
Contents Slide – Contents listed in logical order. Closing Slide – Has appropriate content to finish the presentation	1	2	3	4	5
Timeliness – Work completed promptly and presented on time, before the deadline.	1	2	3	4	5
Language and Speech
Contributions – Worked hard in class to prepare the slides. Tried hard to deliver the presentation in English to the best of his ability. Supported and assisted his team members.	1	2	3	4	5
Content of Presentation
Material – the student should have: i. Shown a good understanding of the benefits of volunteering ii. Given relevant examples from his own experience iii. Explored various ways in which people can benefit from volunteering iv. Other relevant materials and examples	20	25	30	40	45
Thought and care – Attention to detail clear. Thought and care reflected in material content and delivery.	15	20	25	30	35

Comments : _________________________________________________________

Guidelines for CSL presentations:

Here are some content points to remember for your talks..

1.    Include background details/material on the organizers / organizations responsible for the conference and on the groups that participated. (Intro)

 

2.    Discus the benefits of volunteering and possible how this has developed in the UAE (history) –  Why is volunteering important in the UAE historically?

3.    Discuss the benefits that you (each speaker) gained & provided from the experience

4.    Possibly, touch on how this experience has changed your view of ‘special needs’ 
people, and how it will affect your future perceptions.

5.    Anything else you think is relevant to the presentation.

  Use your blog photos and posts to create a supporting PowerPoint slide show (you should not have more than 10 slides OR more than  Total!). Each person should speak for 4-6 minutes each (maximum 8 mins).