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The students will put together a poster. The poster will contain their research topic information - Violence against women in the Dominican Republic and World Wide.

Rubric for evaluating student presentations on research done on drugs, alcohol and tobacco for high school health class.

Use this rubric for grading student articles.

Students will conduct a survey of 5 smokers to learn what factors influence people to choose to start smoking.

Students will conduct a survey of 5 smokers to learn what factors influence people to choose to start smoking.

A rubric designed to evaluate a project for high school health. The project is to design a brochure describing assigned sexually transmitted diseases and an oral presentation.

Use this rubric for grading student papers. Can be customized for any subject.

Rubric for skit presentations

This rubric will be used by group members to evaluate how well the team worked together

Write a persuasive argument about "Turn off the Screens week." The persuasive essay must contain 5 fully developed supporting paragraphs . You should incorporate persuasive strategies and voice in your writing.

This rubric is to grade students that are working on a group project. Each group will present a body system describing it's function, the main organs or body parts involved and a few major diseases or illnesses associated with that system. Each group will give an oral presentation and quiz the audience on the content.

Use this rubric for grading student papers. Can be customized for any subject.

Student's will be assigned one learning goal of our alcohol unit to research. Students will work with a partner to gather information on their topic and are expected to create an informal poster. Upon completion of the unit, students will present their information to the class.

This rubic is used for grading all classwork assignments.

Check list for grading a paper and an oral presentation together.

Students will create their own public service announcement to educate and persuade kids their own age not to use tobacco or have unhealthy eating habits

Students will complete a project of their choosing for the purpose of informing the general population about illicit drugs. The project must contain a TYPED (12 pt, Times New Roman, 1" margins, single-spaced or two-page double spaced) explanation of the drug of their choice and issues surrounding the drug. Ideas for projects include: newspaper article, collage and description, letter to a Pharmaceutical company, essay about chemical interactions, etc. The sky is the limit so long as students provide the written essay to accompany the visual.