In this lesson, we have learned a lot about designers and styles, but now it is time for you to pick one you like or want to know more about and create a presentation.
- Stella Nolasco
- David Delfín
- Esteban Cortázar
- Domingo Zapata
- Raúl Peñaranda
- Oscar de la Renta
- Isabel Toledo
- Carla Fernández
- Carolina Herrera
- The Hispanic designer of your choice
- Where is he/she from?
- How did he/she start in the fashion world?
- What are his/her influences?
- What is his/her style? What defines it?
- What is the meaning of his or her designs?
- Use at least three sources.
- Keep track of your sources to include in your final project.
- Include a minimum of 12 slides.
- Include pictures to illustrate the designs.
- Write your information in Spanish.
- Include seven complete Spanish sentences. Use vocabulary and grammar from this course. These can be simple sentences.
- Your last slide should be the bibliography of your sources.
Below you will find a presentation rubric that will be used to grade your presentation. Review the sentence and paragraph structure before you submit your presentation, and practice out loud before presenting to your teacher.
| PRESENTATION ASSIGNMENT RUBRIC | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Exceeds standards | Meets standards | Approaching standards | Below standards |
| Assignment Requirements | |||
| Completed all of the assignment requirements. | Completed most of the assignment requirements. | Completed some of the assignment requirements. | Writing is incomplete; doesn’t meet the assignment requirements. |
| Comprehensibility & Organization | |||
| Writing is well organized and understandable. | Writing is mostly organized. Most is easy to understand. | Writing is somewhat organized. Some is difficult to understand. | Writing is unorganized and difficult to understand. |
| Vocabulary – Current Vocabulary and Variety | |||
| Demonstrates ability to use a variety of current vocabulary; some idiomatic expressions. | Demonstrates correct use of current lesson’s vocabulary; some variety. | Uses vocabulary phrases correctly; use of vocabulary is limited or doesn’t use current lesson’s vocabulary. | Uses memorized phrases from the course; inadequate and/or inaccurate use of vocabulary. |
| Grammar – Parts of Speech and Verb Conjugation | |||
| Demonstrates full knowledge of verb conjugation and tense; minor errors in structure. | Demonstrates good understanding of verb conjugation and tense; occasional misuse of verb or structure. | Demonstrates some knowledge of verb conjugation or tense; emerging control of structures. | Many errors in overall grammar; no knowledge of verb conjugation or tense. |