Directions: Fill out all pages of this
self-evaluation of your project. Be as complete and descriptive as possible.
This self-evaluation should give the scoring team a clear picture of what you
accomplished in your project. You may recreate these forms on your own computer
if you wish, but limit your self-evaluation to five pages, and be sure to
account for all items on the self-evaluation. (Type final evaluation for your porfolio!)
1.
In
at least 25 words describe your project. What did you produce or perform?
2.
In
at least 25 words explain how the project Challenged you.
3. List and then describe 3
to 5 fundamental ideas/concepts of your project area which you learned during
the project.
Idea/Concept Explanation
4. List and describe 3 to 5 skills that you learned in your project area.
Skill Explanation
Organizing Volunteers I learned how to use volunteers to cater and event by shadowing 3 events. People can do several tasks-- set up, serve, clean up-- so fewer people go further. One person can set up, serve and clean up 5-6 tables, so I only need to plan on 3-4 volunteers for this task.
5. Outline the process and hours spent in completing the project.
A. Estimated total hours spent on project: ________
B. Estimated total steps involved in your project: ________
Modify number of steps
to fit your project.
Steps involved Hours Date
Completed
6. List materials used:
7. List all people who helped you on the project and briefly describe the help given.
Example:
Ed Davis Project
onsultant; he let me shadow events to learn caterer’s trade and he reviewed all
of my plans for the banquet.
Janet Wilson Shelter
Advisor; she helped me identify, and invite women to the banquet. She also
delivered keynote address at the banquet.
8. List problems you encountered and briefly describe how you solved each.
Example:
Donations At
the last minute, the florist who was to donate flowers backed out. Mr. Davis
contacted a florist he worked with often and – even though I had to drive to
Encinitas the day before the banquet – flowers were gotten. One of my
volunteers had worked for Conroy’s Florist, and she helped do the arrangements.
9. How does your completed project compare to the picture you had in mind when you started the project?
10. If given the opportunity, what would you do differently now that you speak from experience?
11. Beyond the project itself, what did you learn about yourself?
12. What grade would you give yourself on the project? Justify the evaluation of your grade in at least 25
words.
Grade: ________
Justification: