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Notable Canadian Important Canadian Project Identifies a Canadian who has made an important contribution to Canada and who's image could appear on a banknote in future. Rubric Code: A222X3X By joemerc Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Important Canadian
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Knowledge and Understanding	Poor Describes why their Canadian is important with limited detail and accuracy.	Fair Describes why their Canadian is important with some detail and accuracy.	Good Describes why their Canadian is important with considerable accuracy.	Excellent Describes why their Canadian is important with a high degree of accuracy.
Thinking	Poor Explains, combines and organizes information about their Canadian with limited effectiveness.	Fair Explains, combines and organizes information about their Canadian with some effectiveness.	Good Explains, combines and organizes information about their Canadian effectively.	Excellent Explains, combines and organizes information about their Canadian with a high degree of effectiveness.
Communication	Poor Missing several of the required elements: have broken or overcome barriers, be inspirational, have made a significant change, and have left a lasting legacy.	Fair Missing one or two of the required elements: have broken or overcome barriers, be inspirational, have made a significant change, and have left a lasting legacy.	Good Includes all of the required elements: have broken or overcome barriers, be inspirational, have made a significant change, and have left a lasting legacy.	Excellent Includes all of the required elements: have broken or overcome barriers, be inspirational, have made a significant change, and have left a lasting legacy.
Application	Poor Written content is insufficient. Student is difficult to understand due to many errors in language skills.	Fair Written content is incomplete. Student makes 3-5 errors in either spelling or grammar.	Good Written content is somewhat clear and organized. Student makes 2-3 errors in either spelling or grammar.	Excellent Written content is very clear and well organized. No spelling or grammatical errors.