From the Manual for Practitioners
| The Rutland Region
Education Allianc's Manual or Practitioners provides guidelines for educators planning and
implementing Personal Performance Projects with learners, especially in grades K-12. The
following is the introduction to PPP's in that document: A Personal Performance Project is an investigation designed and
carried out by individual students. Students then share their learning in some original
way with a jury of peers, mentors, experts and faliy, a a public performance or expressive
presentation. The work is done in a combination of school, community, and research
settings. Students undertake a Personal Performance Project each year pre-K-12, with
increasing ind independenace in all phases of the work, from topic selection to
presentation format. In the senior year of high school, this projec is a culminating
exhibition required for graduation. The student put some of this work into his/her
Personal Devleopment Collection, demonstreating Vital Results Standards in progress or
met. The detailed section of the Manual for Practitioners addressing PPP's is found on this page. (Please excuse the appearance of this document... I will be reformatting it as soon as I find time.) |
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