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Early 19th-20th History Drowning Girls 
Students will research different historical topics that will effect to conflicts and characters of our play. Students will focus specifically from the 1800s to 1900s in the UK. You must have at least 4 cites sources. There is a minimum of 6 slides including: Title slide, 4 content slides, and a cite slide. Copying and pasting is not going to work- you need to become the expert on the topic: if a question is asked you need to be able to answer it.
Rubric Code: J247724
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Topic must be approved through Mrs. Turner.
  Poor

8 pts

Average

10 pts

Very Good

12 pts

Excellent

14 pts

Content/Research

Students will research facts regarding the topic

Poor

-Content was basic and did not go beyond personal beliefs.
Research was not cited, incomplete, or biased.
-It is evident that presentation is inadequately researched. Major lack of factual information.
-All key information is incorrect,
-Student has included less than two facts regarding the topic
Average

-Content was adequate and research was sufficient for the task
-Only a few facts are shared with class. --Presentation is giving information based on opinions/assumptions. Who, what, where is not present.
-Lacking key historical connection that could help class understand better.
-Information was incorrect or incomplete
-Student has included at least two facts regarding the topic
Very Good

-Content was well organized and relevant. research was well done and cited correctly.
-Facts are shared about the issue.
-Key information is shared. Some info might be lacking.
-Some information might be assumed by class.
-Information was incorrect or incomplete
-Student has included at least three facts regarding the topic
Excellent

-Content was numerous with many different kinds of examples.
-Research was advanced and cited many sources.
-The event/issue is current and relevant to contemporary times.
Facts are shared about the issue.
-The who, what, where, and why questions are addressed.
-Group has adequately research and taught the topic.
-Student has included at least four facts regarding the topic
Organization

Poor

-Presentation were poorly organized, confusing or did not utilize time well with partner
Average

--Presentation organization, cohesiveness, flow, and time utilization with partner were average and met standard norms
Very Good

-Organizational skills, cohesiveness, and time utilization were very good
Excellent

-Organizational skills were exceptional, cohesiveness, and time execution were excellent
Presentation

The student will select a visual aid, learned in this course, that helps explain the topic. (Prezi, Glogster, Powerpoint, Webpage)

Poor

-Student did not understand the topic clearly
-Language usage is somewhat appropriate; many grammatical errors.
-Voices show lack of interest in topic.
Shows little or no interest in topic.
-Fails to increase audience understanding of knowledge of topic.
Average

-Information is somewhat succinct; sometimes wordy.
-Language usage is mostly inappropriate; voice is are inappropriately loud or soft; unclear.
-Shows little or mixed feelings about the topic being presented.
-Raises audience understanding and knowledge of some points.
Very Good

-Student seemed confident in presentation and included supporting evidence
-Solid delivery of presentation. Information presented is mostly succinct.
-Language usage is mostly appropriate; few grammatical errors.
-Voice is generally loud, but drops off at times.
-Shows some enthusiastic feelings about topic.
-Raises audience understanding and awareness of most points.
Excellent

-Exceptional delivery of article presentation with smooth transition of fact summary, analysis and opinion or discussion-based questions.
-Language usage is appropriate and professional.
-Maintains eye contact and uses a clear voice.
-Demonstrates strong enthusiasm about topic during entire presentation.
-Significantly increases audience understanding and knowledge of topic; convinces audience to recognize the validity and importance of the subject.
Visual Aid

Poor

-Background slightly distracting. Too much information on page or graphics compete with content.
Average

-Presentation is lacking organization
-Students are just reading off tool.
-Presentation his lacking additional materials
-Background does not detract from text or graphics.
-Too much info on page or graphics compete with content.
Very Good

-Tool is some-what-organized, students are informed and just reading off tool.
-Presentation his lacking additional materials and tend to be wordy or in paragraphs.
-Background does not detract from text or other graphics.
-Appropriate amount of text on slide.
-Graphics/animations enhance content.
Excellent

-Tool is well organized, students are informed of topic and use tool and a addition and not direct reading from screen.
-Presentation has pictures, bullet points, chart, maps etc... No just paragraph format
Time-Limit

Poor

Presentation is less than 3 minutes.
Average

Presentation is 3 minutes.
Very Good

Presentation is 4 minutes.
Excellent

Presentation is 5 minutes.
Listens to others

Poor

Does not appear to be listening. No applause.
Average

Sometimes does not appear to be listening. Little applause.
Very Good

Listens intently but has one distracting noise or movement.
Excellent

Phone is off desk and out of sight. Listens intently without distractions or talking. Enthusiastic applause.
Relevance/significant

The student will show why the issue is of importance and relevant to the play

Poor

Student has included less than two facts on how it would effect our play
Average

Student has included at least two facts facts on how it would effect our play
Very Good

Student has included at least three facts on how it would effect our play.
Excellent

The student has included at least 4 facts on how it would effect our play










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