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Health - Drugs & Drug Abuse Presentation Health - Drugs & Drug Abuse - Poster Project Create a presentation to educate your class about a specific drug. Please refer to the provided check list, for the required components of your presentation. Rubric Code: DCCB6B By Hollirm Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Drugs & Drug Abuse - Poster Project
	Level 1 (poor) (N/A)	Level 2 (acceptable) (N/A)	Level 3 (good) (N/A)	Level 3+ (really good) (N/A)	Level 4 (amazing) (N/A)
Completeness	Level 1 (poor) - missing 2 or more pieces of required information<BR> - information is sketchy<BR> - no examples	Level 2 (acceptable) - missing 1 piece of required information<BR> - information given is missing a couple of points<BR> - few examples	Level 3 (good) - all required information is present<BR> - information is thorough, with examples where possible	Level 3+ (really good) - all required information is present<BR> - information is very thorough (with examples) and well organized	Level 4 (amazing) - all required information is present<BR> - information is very thorough (with examples) and well organized<BR> - some extra information is given
Accuracy	Level 1 (poor) - 3 pieces of information in the wrong category <BR> - 0 sources (references) given<BR> - 3 minor errors in your facts OR 2 major errors	Level 2 (acceptable) - 2 pieces of information in the wrong category <BR> - 1 sources (references) are given<BR> - 3 minor errors in your facts OR 1 major error	Level 3 (good) - 1 piece of information in the wrong category <BR> - 2 source (references) are given<BR> - 2 minor errors in your facts	Level 3+ (really good) - 1 piece of information in the wrong category <BR> - 3 sources (references) are given<BR> - 1 minor error in your facts	Level 4 (amazing) - more than 3 sources (references) are given on the back<BR> - information is correctly categorized according to ideas<BR> - no errors in your facts
Visual Effectiveness	Level 1 (poor) - barely organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are present<BR> - parts are less neat, legible<BR> - little use of colour<BR> - little effort is evident<BR> - few pictures	Level 2 (acceptable) - somewhat organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are present<BR> - somewhat neat, legible<BR> - some use of colour<BR> - some effort is evident<BR> - some pictures	Level 3 (good) - organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are clear<BR> - underlines etc. <BR> - reasonably neat, legible<BR> - some use of colour & pictures<BR> - effort is evident	Level 3+ (really good) - clearly organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are clear<BR> - underlines etc. <BR> - neat, legible<BR> - use of colour & pictures<BR> - effort is evident	Level 4 (amazing) - clearly organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are clear<BR> - underlines etc. <BR> - neat, legible, good font<BR> - use of colour & pictures<BR> - effort & creativity are evident
Written Conventions	Level 1 (poor) - 4 errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions	Level 2 (acceptable) - 3 errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions	Level 3 (good) - 2 errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions	Level 3+ (really good) - 1 error in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions	Level 4 (amazing) - no errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions
Oral Presentation	Level 1 (poor) - presentation sometimes clear<BR> - several pronunciation errors<BR> - voice is often hard to hear<BR> - rushed or too slow<BR> - distracting body language	Level 2 (acceptable) - presentation mostly clear<BR> - few pronunciation errors<BR> - voice is sometimes hard to hear<BR> - rushed or too slow<BR> - minor distracting body language	Level 3 (good) - presentation is clear<BR> - pronunciation is good<BR> - voice is projected to most of room<BR> - reasonable pacing; some rough bits <BR> - non-distracting body language	Level 3+ (really good) - presentation is clear<BR> - pronunciation is good<BR> - voice is heard throughout the room<BR> - good pacing<BR> - confident body language	Level 4 (amazing) - presentation is clear<BR> - pronunciation is excellent<BR> - voice is easily heard throughout the room<BR> - excellent pacing<BR> - confident, calm body language

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