iRubric: Defining the Tragic Hero in 2008 rubric

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Defining the Tragic Hero in 2008 Rubric Code: BX7C6W By danahkato Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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Definition of Tragic Hero 50 %	Poor Less than five traits 0-35	Fair Five traits, all coming from Aristotle 36-45	Good Five or more traits, some of which differ from Aristolte's Extra points for creativity! 46-50
Title/Group Names 10 %	Poor Title missing or difficult to make out; may also be missing names of group members 0-5	Fair Clear title, but missing all or some of the group's names 6-9	Good Clear title or caption; all group member names on the front or back Extra points for creativity! 10
Tragic Hero Examples 30 %	Poor Only one example given; this example does not seem to match up with the with attributes definiton; both examples don't match the definition; and/or no visuals (or plagairism evident) 1-20	Fair Both examples match the definition, but no biograpical information or visuals are provided 21-29	Good Great job! Examples clearly match up with the defintion given. Has visuals and a "blurb" about the examples 30 Extra points for creativity!
Mechanics 10 %	Poor Frequent spelling and capitalization errors! 1-6	Fair Several spelling or capitalization errors are evident 7-9	Good No spelling or capitalization errors; other errors, if there are any, are very minor 10
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