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Bill of Rights Project Bill of Rights Project Rubric Code: D57AWA By rks_tmccj Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Bill of Rights Presentation
	Poor 4 pts	Fair 6 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts	POINTS (N/A)
Visual Effects	Poor Group uses little or no visual effects. Visual effects are messy and hard to follow	Fair Visual effects are hard to follow, read, or see.	Good Good use of visual effects. Information is easy to see and read. Color schemes are appropriate.	Excellent Excellent use of visual effects. Information is easy to see and read. Color schemes are appropriate Great use above and beyond of pictures and illustrations	POINTS
Knowledge of Amendment	Poor Group has little or no knowledge of their amendment. Students do not understand or cannot explain the importance of their amendment.	Fair Group has some knowledge of their amendment. Students somewhat explain their amendment beyond basic textbook definitions.	Good Group has good grasp of their amendment. Student can easily explain and interpret their amendment.	Excellent Group has mastery knowledge of their amendment. Students easily explain and interpret their amendment and discuss current issues relating to their amendment.	POINTS
Presentation-Visual and Audio	Poor Group speakers are soft, and hard to hear. Speakers do not face audience or are sitting down. Little to no eye contact.	Fair All group members are standing. Most group members are easily heard. Most group members are facing their audience and attempt to make eye contact.	Good All group members are standing. All group members are facing audience. All group members make solid effort to make eye contact and speak to audience.	Excellent All group members are standing. Group does excellent job of speaking to the class and making direct eye contact with multiple members of the audience.	POINTS
Organization/Participation	Poor Group is not organized at all. No one knows who's turn it is to speak or who is saying what.	Fair Group is somewhat organized. Pauses between speakers. Seems like only one person knows what is going on, or did the work.	Good Group presenters are organized and know speaking parts. Some pauses between speakers. Group speakers speak equally.	Excellent Group members are extremely organized and know their speaking parts. No pauses between speakers. Group members speak equally	POINTS