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Child Development Stage Theories Paper 
5-8 minute presentation on the selected theorist with (should include a powerpoint/prezi or some other form of presenting)
Rubric Code: EB3WB2
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Subject: Education  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Child Development Stage Theories Pa
  Poor

60 pts

Fair

70 pts

Good

90 pts

Excellent

100 pts

Content - theorist
20 pts

provide a brief description of your theorist and his/her background

Poor

unsatisfactory - shows no understanding of research about theorist
Fair

fair - shows minimal understanding of research about theorist
Good

good - provides a good description of theorist - provides a basic understanding of his/her background and school of thought
Excellent

excellent - provides thorough biographical information on theorist - elaborates on his/her background and school of thought
key elements of theory
40 pts

list and elaborate on the key elements of each developmental stage your theorist discovered

Poor

unsatisfactory - no mention of stages or philosophy
Fair

fair - struggles to provide minimal info about stages and their meaning
Good

good - shows ability to describe the stages and their meaning as applied to teaching
Excellent

excellent - provides a thorough description of the stages and their meaning as applied to teaching
application to the classroom
10 pts

is the theory still relevant in today's society

Poor

unsatisfactory - provides no mention of application of stages in teaching or how it is still relevant
Fair

fair - shows minimal ability to apply stage theories to classroom setting or how it is still relevant
Good

good - provides clear description of the application of the stages and their meaning as applied to teaching today
Excellent

excellent - provides a thorough description of the stages and their meaning as applied to teaching today
quality of work - mechanics
10 pts

grammar, spelling, writing format, etc.

Poor

unsatisfactory - writing skills need improvement - poor organization and/or numerous spelling/grammatical errors
Fair

fair - moderate expression of content and articulation of thoughts; some concerns with structure &/or mechanics - grammar, length, etc.
Good

good - clear expression of content and articulation of thoughts; some concerns with mechanics.
Excellent

exellent - clear expression of content and articulation of thoughts; no concerns with mechanics
organization and creativity
15 pts

organization of thoughts and information

Poor

unsatisfactory - difficult to/cannot understand due to the disorganization of content
Fair

fair - difficulty following content because of lack of organization
Good

good - information presented in logical sequence
Excellent

excellent - information presented in logtical, interesting sequence
Guidelines
5 pts

Title Page, 3-4 pages in length, 3 References

Poor

No title page, less than 3 pages, no references
Fair

Title page, 1-2 pages, 1-2 references
Good

Title page, 3 pages no references
Excellent

Title page
3-4 pages
2 or more references outside of textbook




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