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SWBAT Use graphic organizers to infer about immigration to Ellis Island.
Rubric Code: G24W388
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Think-Pair-Share: Immigration
  Poor

1 pts

Basic

2 pts

Satifactory

3 pts

Description

Poor

minimum or no description of the question “why Europeans are immigrating to America in mass amount, consider the events taking form.”, response is not fleshed out sentences or unrelated to the topic.
Basic

Includes partial description of the question, response is undeveloped and need elaboration.
Satifactory

Description is concrete and thoroughly explained the cause of immigration to Ellis Island, the response is supported by evidence from the video.
Student Voice

Poor

No evidence of student individual work and no direct reference from the video.
Basic

Student work is individual and may include direct reference from the video.
Satifactory

Student work is individual and supported by direct reference from the video. Students rephrase ideas in their pairs instead of generating the same sentence.
Active Learning or Participation

Poor

Students are not engaged in group work or speaking with their partner entirely.
Basic

Students are engaged in the group work and spoked with their partner about their conclusions but didn't reflect on their conclusions.
Satifactory

Students are actively engaged in the activities and offer a thorough conversation of the topic. Students conclusions are delved into and student reflect how their ideas differ or similar. Alternatively, the group participates in the discussion.



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