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Shakespeare Visual Adaptations/Representations 
Shakespeare Presentations
The groups will put together a visual representationof their assigned play. Groups will present these visuals to the class, so that the other groups will have a visual idea of the plays they were not assigned. The visual should closely follow their summary of the play
Rubric Code: D56C98
By Tink66
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Exceeds

25 pts

Good

20 pts

Fair

15 pts

Poor

10 pts

Presenation Content

Exceeds

The presentation includes all information relevant to the topic in an organized fashion. Closely follows interpretation of the play and group summary.
Good

Presentation includes all relevant information; however, it does not follow summary created by group. Presentation is inaccurate or wanders.
Fair

Does not have all of the relevant information of the presentation. Information is presented in an unorganized fashion
Poor

The presentation is lacking in elements required. There are many gaps in information presented.
Group Work Quality/Effort

Exceeds

The work done exceeds all expectations and shows that the learners are proud of their work. The effort that was put into this task is the best it can be by the learners.
Good

The work was done with good effort that shows what the learners are capable of. It is evident that time was put into this visual representation.
Fair

Work is done with fair effort, but the quality is still not what the learners are capable of. It is evident that the work was rushed.
Poor

Work is done with little effort, quality is not what the learners are capable of. It is evident that the work was rushed and little time was spent on the final product. Work is incomplete.
Style/Mechanics

Exceeds

The presenation has an element of creativity and style, and is not just a list of facts. The visual representation is presented in a clear and concise manner with full understanding of the subject.
Good

The presentation is clear and logical and contains facts as well as very few mistakes. Good clear presentation.
Fair

The presentation lacks style and reads more like a list of facts than a visual interpretation of the play. Quality is disorganized and haphazard.
Poor

The presentation lacks a clear understanding of the subject matter and their are many errors. Shows little effort towards being creative.
Presentation

Exceeds

After viewing presentation, students clearly understand the key elements, story points, and purpose of assigned Shakespeare play.
Good

After viewing presentations students have a solid understanding of the key elements, story points, and purpose of assigned Shakespeare play.
Fair

After viewing presentations students have a general, if confused, understanding of the key elements, story points, and purpose of assigned Shakespeare play.
Poor

After viewing presentations students have little or a confused understanding of the key elements, story points, and purpose of assigned Shakespeare play.



Keywords:
  • Shakespeare Powerpoint Presentation



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