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Final Project Rubric 
This is a highly specialized rubric for a unit over The Curious Incident of a Dog in the Night-time by Mark Hadden.
Rubric Code: F243W9
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Beginning

1 pts

Developing

2 pts

Accomplished

3 pts

Exemplary

4 pts

Citations and Research

Beginning

Student does use proper citations, lacks citations completely, and / or research is not evident in the project.
Developing

Student uses citations but citations have multiple errors and / or research has questionable reliability.
Accomplished

Student uses proper citations with minimal errors and research is reliable.
Exemplary

Student uses multiple citations with only one or two errors and research is reliable and incorporated effectively into the project.
Video or Powerpoint

Beginning

Video or Powerpoint does not align with the research. Does not further audiences understanding of autism.
Developing

Video or Powerpoint starts to align with the research. Gives audience a few facts but only exhibits slight understanding of autism.
Accomplished

Video or Powerpoint aligns with the research. Gives audience facts and examples and exhibits an understanding above the genreal public's understanding.
Exemplary

Video or Powerpoint completely aligns with research. Gives audience facts, examples, and scientific / medical breakthroughs in autism. Audience thoroughly informed.
Presentation

Beginning

Video or Powerpoint is visually unappealing. PP has poor color schemes and multiple spelling errors. Video has unprofessional acting, is shaky, and hastily filmed.
Developing

Video or Powerpoint is visually appealing.
Speakers and actors show slight understanding of the topic. Presentation reflects a lack of preperation.
Accomplished

Video or Powerpoint is visually appealing. Speakers and actors show above average understanding of the topic. Presentation reflects the participants preperation.
Exemplary

Video or Powerpoint is visually appealing. Speakers and actors are experts on the subject. Presentation reflects extensive preperation by participants.
Final Interview Project
Interview

Beginning

Questions were hastily thrown together and provide little to no insight into real world uses of Language Arts and Algebra.
Developing

Questions are basic and don’t promote a deeper understanding of real world uses of Language Arts and Algebra.
Accomplished

Questions are well thought out and help deepen understanding of real world uses of Language Arts and Algebra
Exemplary

Questions are well thought out and help deepen understanding of real world uses of Language Arts and Algebra. Student was prepared for further questioning and clarification.
Evidence

Beginning

Student provides no evidence for the interview
Developing

Student provides only highlights of the interview or notes from the interview
Accomplished

Student provides only a typed or recorded transcript of the interview
Exemplary

Student provides complete typed and recorded transcript of the interview
Short Story

Beginning

None of the guidelines were met. Story too short, doesn't incorporate interview info., lacks original ideas / creativity.
Developing

One guideline not met. Little to no connection between the story and the interview.
Accomplished

All guidelines met. Several connections made between the story and the interview.
Exemplary

All guidelines met. Multiple connections between the story and the interview. Student incorporates originality and creativity.
Final Project (Play)
Presentation

Beginning

Actors not in costume. Lack of preperation is evident. Numerous forgetten lines.
Developing

Costumes appear sloppy. Some preperation is evident. Few lines forgotten.
Accomplished

Costumes are put together well. Preperation is apparent. One or two stumbles over lines. Actors portay characters in a believable way.
Exemplary

A lot of thought put into costume design and construction. Everyone well prepared. No lines stumbled over. Actors portray characters in a professional manner.
Unreliable Narrtor Use

Beginning

The play or skit does not utilize an unreliable narrator according to guidelines established throughout the unit.
Developing

The play or skit utilizes an unreliable narrator at points during the performance but does not fully incorporate established guidelines.
Accomplished

The play or skit utilizes an unreliable narrator throughout the entire performance adhering to almost all of the established guidelines.
Exemplary

The play or skit utilizes an ureliable narrator throughout the entire performance and adheres to all of the established guidelines.
Creativity

Beginning

Skit or play is unoriginal. Lacks focus and depth of character and plot.
Developing

Skit or play shows some originality. Character and plot are slightly developed but not very compelling.
Accomplished

Skit or play is original. Characters and plot are almost fully developed and compelling.
Exemplary

Skit or play is highly original and creative. Characters and plot are highly developed and compelling.
explanation paper
Addresses Questions

Beginning

The paper does not meet length and format guidelines. Few if any of provided questions are answered.
Developing

The paper meets length and format guidelines. Addresses most of the provided questions.
Accomplished

The paper meets length and format guidelines. Addresses all of the provided questions but lacks clear explanations of the questions.
Exemplary

The paper meets length and format guidelines. Addresses all of the provided questions and provides clear explanations of those questions.




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