Week 18 · Term Two · Exhibition and critique
Put your best Term Two work on the wall: choose it with a rubric, trade useful critique, revise an overclaim, design a poster that makes the point, and reflect on how you grew.
Monday chooses the exhibit with a scoring rubric. Tuesday gives feedback that is kind, specific and helpful. Wednesday revises an overclaim to match the evidence. Thursday designs a poster a visitor understands in 15 seconds. Friday reflects on growth with real before-and-after evidence.
25 minutes
Synthesis · Choosing with a rubric
Evaluate work against shared criteria, separate claims backed by evidence from claims that are not, and choose by the evidence rather than by feeling.
Make
A exhibit selection rubric
Exhibition handoff: The selection is filed. Tomorrow classmates give feedback on it.
20 minutes
Critique · Kind, specific, helpful
Give and use feedback that is kind, specific and helpful, and explain why vague praise or harsh judgment does not improve work.
Make
A critique notes
Exhibition handoff: The critique notes are filed. Tomorrow you use one to revise.
25 minutes
Revision · Saying exactly what the evidence shows
Use feedback to revise a claim so it matches its evidence, keeping what the evidence does show and naming what it does not.
Make
A revised claim
Exhibition handoff: The revised claim is filed. Tomorrow you design the poster it goes on.
25 minutes
Presentation · A display that makes the point
Design a visual display that makes one finding clear to an audience, and present it with a clear claim and readable evidence.
Make
A exhibition poster
Exhibition handoff: The poster is filed. Tomorrow you write what this term taught you.
30 minutes
Reflective writing · Showing growth with evidence
Write a reflection that describes specific growth with evidence, explains what caused it, and sets a concrete next goal.
Make
A Term 2 exhibition
Exhibition handoff: The Term Two exhibition is filed. It shows real work and real growth, not a grade.
The statement uses only work entered here. It is a family record of this week’s work, not a grade, an attendance record, or proof of mastery.
