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Debate Owl or pancake position
Debate Owl or pancake position
Students are on debate team. Each team will gather information to support their claims in regard to their position
Rubric Code:
A2C63C
By
lucky8558
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Subject:
Social Sciences
Type:
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Debate for Owls or pancake house
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Information given
Poor
Information given had at least one main point, but was not backed up by any documented proof.
Fair
Information given had at least two main points, and some was backed up by documented proof.
Good
Information given had at least three main points, and backed up by documented proof.
Excellent
Information given had at least five main points, and backed up by documented proof.
Preparedness
Poor
Team had to look back at notes three or more times. Most members contributed to the debate verbally. Team had examples.
Fair
Team had to look back at notes more than twice. Most member contributed to the debate verbally. Team had no examples.
Good
Team had to look back at notes less than twice. Each member contributed to the debate verbally at least once. Team had examples.
Excellent
Team did not have to look back at notes at all. Each member contributed to the debate verbally at least once. Team had examples.
Articulation
Poor
Students were not verbally appropriate (speed and volume), showed too much emotionally, and utilized some inappropriate vocabulary.
Fair
Students were not verbally appropriate (speed and volume), showed some emotional uninvolvement, and utilized no inappropriate vocabulary.
Good
Students were verbally appropriate (speed and volume), showed some emotional involved, and utilized no inappropriate vocabulary.
Excellent
Students were verbally appropriate (speed and volume), emotionally uninvolved, and utilized no inappropriate vocabulary.
Ability to refute
Poor
Team members can not refute any of the question that the opposing team gave them. They also had no refute questions for the opposing team.
Fair
Team members can refute at least one of the question that the opposing team gave them. They also had at least one refute questions for the opposing team.
Good
Team members can refute most of the question that the opposing team gave them. They also had four refute questions for the opposing team.
Excellent
Team members can refute any question that the opposing team gave them. They also had five refute questions for the opposing team.
Use of classroom resources
Poor
The team only used one or less resources and made up their evidence.
Fair
The team made use of at least two of the resources and had some refrences related to their resources.
Good
Team made use of at least three resources and had some refrences related to their resources.
Excellent
Team made use of multiple resources and had many refrences related to their resources.
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