iRubric: Greek Mythology Poster rubric

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Greek Mythology Poster Greek Mythology Poster This is a rubric designed to assess students' posters exhibiting research on a hero in Greek mythology. Rubric Code: D2W5746 By mcolakis Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Greek Mythology Most Wanted
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Facts/Content 30 %	Poor Student displays few facts, or mostly incorrect facts.	Fair Student displays some facts and only some are correct or relevant.	Good Student displays a variety of mostly correct and relevant facts.	Excellent Student displays a variety of correct and relevant facts.
Latin translation 30 %	Poor Passage was missing.	Fair Passage contained many errors in translation.	Good Passage was accurately translated but was the work mostly of one member of the group.	Excellent Students worked together to complete an accurate translation.
Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation 10 %	Poor Project has little or no punctuation and/or correct spelling. Topic or material unclear due to excessive errors.	Fair Project has some correct spelling and punctuation. Writing style makes topic and/or material unclear.	Good Project uses mostly correct spelling and punctuation. Writing style makes topic and/or material understandable.	Excellent Students have no errors in spelling or punctuation. Writing style adds to the understanding of the topic and/or material.
Visual Presentation 15 %	Poor Project is messy, disorganized, lacks creativity, and does not utilize space creatively. Images are too few and are mostly irrelevant.	Fair Project is somewhat visually pleasing, but could be neater, more creative and space could utilized more effectively.	Good Project is mostly visually pleasing, neat, creative and attempts to use space appropriately. Images satisfy requirements and are mostly relevant to the topic.	Excellent Project is visually pleasing,very neat, extremely creative and uses space appropriately. Images satisfy requirements and are relevant to the topic.
Oral Presentation 15 % Judged by peers.	Poor Students are unable to explain their work to their peers.	Fair Students are mostly reading off the poster.	Good Students read off the poster but also add more information.	Excellent Students have extensive information in addition to that on the poster.