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1 rubric Movie and Book Review       popup preview  
Students choose a movie that relates to a theme from Fahrenheit 451. They will review the cinematography & communication techniques while comparing/contrasting certain forms of communication between Fahrenheit 451 and the movie. To be recorded as a percentage.

Grade levels:   Undergrad  
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2 rubric Literacy for Life - Obserbation Rubric       popup preview  
During class time students will be observed for time-on-task, participation, enthusiasm and cooperation.

Grade levels:   9-12  
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3 rubric Purposeful Use of Class Time       popup preview  
Rubric for rating student's puropseful use of class time, including initiating work, remaining on-task, completing assignments, balancing social interactions and purposeful work in class.

Grade levels:   9-12  
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4 rubric Readers Theater Performance Rubric       popup preview  
Readers Theater Performance Rubric for the Literacy for Life Classroom

Grade levels:   9-12  
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5 rubric Chapter Presentation (Individual)       popup preview  
Group Chapter Presentation

Grade levels:   Undergrad  
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6 rubric Group Presentation       popup preview  
Group Presentation Composition I

Grade levels:   Undergrad  
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7 rubric 451 Rubric (70 points)       popup preview  
A dystopian novel allows an author to express values and concerns within our society. In "Fahrenheit 451," explain how the novel was a warning to society at the time it was written. Write an essay about how the novel can still be used as a warning to people in America today. Think about how knowledge gives us power and how books provide knowledge. Also, why would those in power want to restrict knowledge to others.

Grade levels:   9-12  
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