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Electricity Generation Sources 
They will create a digital poster to show the energy source that they have chosen and share information in a presentation to the class.
Rubric Code: B75CAW
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Above and beyond

4 pts

Complete and correct

3 pts

Almost there

2 pts

On your way

1 pts

Research Targets

1. Pros
2. Cons
3. Process - from source to electricity
4. Long Term Outlook

Above and beyond

Student researched topic and hit all four Research Targets as well as additional key points. Information is relevant, detailed, and summarized in their own words. English class guidelines were followed and notes were ready by Friday 3/2.
Complete and correct

Student researched topic and hits all four Research Targets. Most information is relevant, detailed, and summarized in their own words. Claims are supported with cited evidence. English class guidelines are followed and has 3 or fewer errors (spelling + grammar) that do not interfere with communication. Notes were ready by Friday 3/2.
Almost there

Student researched topic, but did not clearly hit all of the Research Targets, and/or some information was plagiarized. Information is unorganized, and/or missing. Claims are not supported with evidence. Many of the English class writing guidelines were ignored, and errors >3 (spelling + grammar) do interfere with communication. Notes were ready after Friday 3/2.
On your way

Student did not hit all of the Research Targets, and/or some information was plagiarized. Information is unorganized, and/or missing. Many of the English class writing guidelines were ignored, and errors >3 (spelling + grammar) do interfere with communication. Notes not complete.
Requirements and Artifacts

Groups:
-use the information gathering tools and show evidence.
-use at least 3 different sources.
-cite sources used in proper format.
-check sources for accuracy, and account for differences.

Above and beyond

Groups use more than 3 sources, providing Dash Facts for each. All sources are cited properly. All sources are checked for accuracy using the evaluation tool, and conflicts are investigated and explained.
Complete and correct

Groups use at least 3 different sources, and provide Dash Facts for each. Sources are cited properly. Sources are checked for accuracy using the evaluation tool.
Almost there

Groups use fewer than three different sources, and provide Dash Facts for some. Sources are cited, but not in proper format. Sources are not all checked for accuracy using the evaluation tool.
On your way

Groups use fewer than three different sources, they are not cited, and evidence of using the research and evaluation tools is not provided.
Poster
  Above and beyond

4 pts

Complete and correct

3 pts

Almost there

2 pts

On your way

1 pts

Research Content

Should highlight the major points of all four Research Targets.
DO NOT PLAGIARIZE!
Keep it simple by including only a few important words or phrases for each Target.

Above and beyond

The poster supports all four of the major research targets in addition to other meaningful information. Rough draft ready on Wednesday 3/7 and presented on Monday 3/12.
Complete and correct

The poster supports the four Research Targets and rough draft ready on Wednesday 3/7 and presented on Monday 3/12.
Almost there

The poster supports only three of the major Research Targets and Rough draft ready on Wednesday 3/7 and presented on Monday 3/12.
On your way

The poster supports only half of the major Research Targets and/or is presented in an unorganized way and/or was turned in late.
Presentation Standards

Poster must include each of the following in addition to the Research Content:
-Title
-Introduction
-Body (Research Content)
-Graph(s)
-Conclusion
-Literature cited
-Links for additional information

Above and beyond

The poster takes advantage of the suggestions made for a superior poster, given in class.
Complete and correct

The poster includes all required components.
Almost there

The poster includes most of the required components.
On your way

The poster includes fewer than half of the required components.
Depth of understanding

Poster identifies a "burning" issue, and answers the research questions in a way that supports your presentation, and overall opinion.

Above and beyond
Complete and correct
Almost there
On your way
Graphics

Include at least one graph that shows how much of this energy source is used since the 1960's

Above and beyond

One or more graphs showing pertinent information is included. Each graph is neat and complete.
Complete and correct

At least one graph showing pertinent information is included. Each graph is complete.
Almost there

At least one graph showing pertinent information is included. One or more of the graphs is incomplete or set up incorrectly.
On your way

A graph is either not included or shows non-pertinent information.
Aesthetics/Organization

The poster looks professional and arranged in a way that compliments the presentation.

Above and beyond

The poster has an element of creativity and is organized in way that enhances the flow of the presentation.
Complete and correct

The poster has an element of creativity, and is organized by separating the topics.
Almost there

The poster shows some creativity. The organization interferes with the communication.
On your way

The poster is a collection of information with little evidence of organization.
Format

Basic format guidelines are followed to ensure poster is:
-easy to read.
-logically ordered.
-separated by topic.
-concise.

Above and beyond

The poster meets all format criteria, and includes contrast and font that are easily read, poster layout is orderly, there is clear separation between topics, and the group uses 500 words or less.
Complete and correct

The poster meets all format criteria, and includes contrast and font that are easily read, poster layout is orderly, there is clear separation between topics, and the group uses 500-800 words.
Almost there

The poster meets most format criteria, and includes contrast or font that are easily read, poster layout is somewhat orderly, separation between topics is not always clear, and the group uses more than 800 or fewer than 300 words.
On your way

The poster meets less than half of the format criteria, and includes contrast and font that are not easily read, poster lacks order, and is not separated by topic. Scarce or excessive wording.
Presentation
  Above and beyond

4 pts

Complete and correct

3 pts

Almost there

2 pts

On your way

1 pts

Poster Presentation

Give a persuasive argument for the use of this energy source. Student must give details about their overall feelings towards the use of this energy source supported by appropriate evidence.

Above and beyond

The argument shows a clear understanding of the material presented. Students speak clearly and effectively, showing obvious signs of preparation. Group is able to make connections beyond the general requirements of the project (additional uses of energy source, social and economic impact, etc.). Responsibility is shared amongst group members.
Complete and correct

The argument shows an understanding of the material presented. Student speaks somewhat clearly and effectively, showing signs of preparation. Responsibility is shared amongst group members.
Almost there

The argument shows some understanding of the material presented. Student speaks somewhat clearly and/or effectively, showing some signs of preparation. Not all group members share responsibility.
On your way

The argument shows little understanding of the material presented. Student does not speak very clearly and/or effectively, showing very little signs of preparation. Not all group members share responsibility.
Participation - Group Interaction
  Above and beyond

4 pts

Complete and correct

3 pts

Almost there

2 pts

On your way

1 pts

On task/Participation

Group members work together as a team and the ideas of all members were valued and weighed in working toward the common goal.

Above and beyond

Group members accomplish Level 3 and go beyond in some significant way such as:
-actively asking questions about each others' ideas.
-actively helping each other accomplish the task.
-building on each others' ideas.
Complete and correct

All group members participated and respectfully considered each others' ideas.
Almost there

Unequal group participation
OR group disregarded some members' comments and ideas.
On your way

Members did not work together
OR single individual does entire task.



Keywords:
  • advantages, disadvantages, energy, natural resources, electricity, pro/con argument, renewable/non-renewable,







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