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Group Poster Rubric 
Group Poster Rubric
Working in groups of three to four, students will work collaboratively on a presentation to the class based on the in class text reading of the American Dream and each group member's interpretation. Each group will prepare an 8 to 10 minute presentation to the class on their topic. Each group presentation shall include a tri-fold poster prepared by the group illustrating the group’s particular interpretation.
Rubric Code: CX27362
By malvarez64
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Content of Poster/Presentation

The following needs to be represented in this poster: Subject, Theme, Support, Interpretation.
Poor

Substantially lacks relevant information and contains factual inaccuracies and/or misleading information.
Fair

Includes most basic relevant information and exhibits factual accuracy but some basic relevant information is missing.
Good

Includes basic relevant information and exhibits factual accuracy. Includes explanation of impact on society.
Excellent

All basic relevant information is included, as well as some additional interesting aspects. Exhibits factual accuracy and places the subject within its historical context. Includes explanation of impact on society with sufficient detail.
Visual Design of Poster

one image for each individual in the group: See needs for representation listed above to organize your poster.
Poor

Presents information about the topic in an unorganized and uninteresting manner, with writing that is often not easy to read. Shows a lack of thought and planning. Fails to utilizes a variety of different materials and colors.
Fair

Presents information about the topic in a somewhat organized and interesting manner, with writing that is not always easy to read. Shows some thought and planning. Utilizes some different materials and colors, but suffers from being cluttered and/or unorganized at certain points.
Good

Presents information about the topic in an organized and interesting manner, with writing that is fairly easy to read, evidencing thought and planning. Utilizes some different materials and colors, and is generally uncluttered and pleasing to look at.
Excellent

Presents information about the topic in a well-organized, interesting, and stimulating manner, with writing that is easy to read, evidencing careful thought and planning. Utilizes a variety of different materials and colors, and is uncluttered and pleasing to look at.
Group Presentation

Each group member is a speaker and should be ready to talk about the poster. We will be doing a round-robin for presentation format-how this works was discussed in class: see comments below.
Poor

Presentation is not interesting and suggests a lack of preparation in both design and rehearsal. Does not effectively incorporate the content of the poster into the presentation. Contributions among the group's members are very poorly divided. Presentation has a poor pace and fails to fit within the time range.
Fair

Information is presented in a somewhat interesting manner. The presentation fits within the time range. The poster is used somewhat effectively as part of the presentation. All members of the group participate although there is some uneven participation.
Good

Information is presented in an interesting manner, demonstrating understanding. The presentation fits within the time range. The poster is used somewhat effectively as part of the presentation and planning is evident. All members of the group participate although there is some uneven participation.
Excellent

Information is presented clearly, and in an interesting and exciting manner, demonstrating understanding. The presentation has a good pace and fits within the time range. The poster is used effectively as part of the presentation and careful planning is evident. All members of the group participate in a meaningful way.
Creativity/Effort

Are good if they advance the meaning behind the poster: color, words, style, layout.
Poor

There is a noticeable lack of creativity and effort throughout the project.
Fair

Some creativity is apparent in a number parts of the project, including in parts of both the presentation and poster design. Reasonable efforts on the part of some of the group members is in evidence.
Good

Creativity is apparent throughout all parts of the project, including both presentation and poster design. Significant efforts on the part of all group members is in evidence throughout all aspects of the project.
Excellent

Substantial creativity is apparent throughout all parts of the project, including both presentation and poster design. Major efforts on the part of all group members is in evidence throughout all aspects of the project.
Graphics/Pictures

at least one per student
Poor

Graphics do not go with the accompanying text or appear to be randomly chosen.
Fair

Graphics go well with the text, but there are too few and poster seems text heavy.
Good

Graphics go well with the text, but there are so many that they distract from the text.
Excellent

Graphics go well with the text and there is a good mix of text and graphics.






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