Both examples illustrate how students obtained concrete information about whether or not they had achieved their goal. Before beginning your project, you may want to develop a plan for monitoring and evaluating the success of your efforts. Upon Reflection Begin by making a list of questions that, if answered, will provide evidence that the project was a success. Keep in mind the original expectations - the goal, objectives and questions as you evaluate the outcome. Address the success of the project and include suggestions for improvements and where to go from there.
Tasks can include any of the above.
These update everyone on the progress and keep them focused on the overall direction toward the goal. Hold mini-celebrations along the way, as objectives or major breakthroughs are achieved. These celebrations can also be a time when individuals who have helped with the are recognized and honored for their contributions. You have completed Selecting an Issue , Research , Choosing a Problem , Generating and Evaluating Solutions and Evaluation and Assessment steps.