Introduction
Task Process
Sources Evaluation
Standards
1. He is hiding out in one of the seven
central american countries.
2. He speaks many languages including:
spanish, english, and Kaqchikel (a mayan dialect).
3. He likes to hide in caves and mountainous
regions.
4. He is tall, with a slender build.
5. He has designed a secret weapon that
contains the resources copper, lead, silver, and zinc (He needs ALL for
his machine to work).
6. His machine must be kept at temperaures
lower than 70 degrees F.





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Research thoroughly all aspects of the country including, but NOT limiting:
1. capital and major cities
2. languages
3. cultures
4. society, people
5. geography (topography of land: mountains, lakes, rivers, etc.)
6. clothing
7. religion
8. economy ( poor, wealthy, money used, etc.)
9. interesting and not widely known facts
10. agriculture
11. education
12. climate
13. mineral resources
Be sure to investigate carefully because he is a master of disguise.
Operate with extreme caution, do not let anyone know of your mission, for your life is in danger.
Informants
(Sources)
http://www.belizeexplorer.com/
A virtual tour of Belize
http://plasma.nationalgeographic.com/mapmachine/
http://www.yahooligans.com/around_the_world/countries/
Yahooligans site for current facts and news on
countries around the world
http://www.countrywatch.com
Country Watch, allows you to see current news
and history of a chosen country
http://regional.searchbeat.com/centralamerica.htm
Search for your chosen country
www.encarta.msn.com/find/Concise.asp?z=&pg=2&ti=761556126
Microsoft Encarta, explore your chosen country
http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html
World Fact Book, gives a listing of country student
can research
http://www.lanic.utexas.edu/
A categorical list of topics on Latin American
countries
http://www.wcpworld.com:80/future/culture.htm
Students can learn about
the diversity of the world's cultures.
It includes a hotlist
of links to any country in the world.
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| Written Paper: |
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| All parts present
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Less than 2 parts present | 2-3 parts present | 4-5 parts present | 5 or more paragraphs present | |
| logical
cohesiveness |
Content has no relevance or flow | Content has some flow, but is choppy | Content has flow and relevance | Content has flow, logical order and relevance | |
| spelling | More than 5 errors | 3-4 errors | 1-2 errors | No errors | |
| grammar | More than 5 errors | 3-4 errors | 1-2 errors | No errors | |
| style | No definite style | Style is plain and unoriginal | Style is original and unique | Creative, original, and unique style | |
| length | 1 page or less | 2-3 pages | 3-4 pages | 5 or more pages | |
| typing
(spacing, margins, font size, etc.) |
Obvious formatting of font size, margins, and spacing to extend length | 2 errors (either margins, spacing or font size) | 1 typing/formatting error | No typing and formatting errors | |
| Content | Writing is extremely limited in communicating knowledge. No points to support your argument. | Writing is limited in communicating knowledge. Only few points support your argument, and no evidence. | Writes 4-5 related, quality paragraphs. Your argument is convincing. | Writing is confident, strong and well documented and supported. | |
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| style
(confidence, eye contact, body language, etc.) |
Low confidence, no eye contact, speaks low and obvously nervous | Some confidence, some eye contact, and nervousness | Confident, makes eye contact, good body language/posture | Ease with public speaking, great confidence,and animation, eye contact at all times, great body language | |
| presentation
(interest, creativity etc.) |
No creativity, low interest | Some creativity, some interest | Creative and interesting, | Very creative, High interest, unique, complete presentation | |
| Support of
conclusions (show deduction process) |
No support of conclusions or deduction process | Some support of conclusions, No deduction process
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Support of conclusions, states deduction process | Support of conclusions, obvious steps of deduction process clearly stated |
| Geography | Civics | Economics | History |
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C-1A-M2
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H-1A-M1
H-1A-M2 H-1A-M3 H-1A-M4 H-1A-M5 H-1A-M6 H-1C-M1 H-1C-M2 H-1C-M7 H-1C-M10 H-1C-M13 H-1C-M15 |
Well Done
Agent! you have successfully completed all aspects of the assignment.
You will be
contacted for your next assignment.
Good Luck.