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PowerPoint PowerPoint Students will be assigned a group and controversial topic pertaining to drug use and abuse. The topic will contrast a different group’s topic. (Ex. One group may be for moderate drinking while another against moderate drinking). Rubric Code: H34CC9 By carlyreid Draft Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Drug Topic PowerPoint Controversial
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
controversial topic Topic is controversial and pertains to drug use and abuse. Your topic will contrast a different group’s topic.	Poor Topic is not controversial and does pertains to drug use and abuse. Your topic does not contrast a different group’s topic.	Fair Topic is somewhat controversial and somewhat pertains to drug use and abuse. Your topic somewhat contrasts a different group’s topic.	Good Topic fully covers the required specifications of being controversial and pertains to drug use and abuse. Your topic contrasts a different group’s topic.
PowerPoint contains 26 slides Your group must complete a minimum of 26 slides with a work cited slide.	Poor Group completed less than half of the 26 slides and did not include the work cited slide.	Fair Group completed most of the 26 slides with a work cited slide.	Good Group completed a minimum of 26 slides with a work cited slide.
Strong Argument Your group must make as clear and strong of an argument as possible.	Poor Group hardly made a thorough and strong argument. The information contained in the slides was not researched based and opinion centered. The slides were not convincing, so that the viewer was able to gain a clear sense of your opinion	Fair Group made a somewhat thorough and strong argument. The information contained in the slides was researched based and not opinion centered. The slides were mostly convincing, so that the viewer was mostly able to gain a clear sense of your opinion	Good Group made a thorough and very strong argument. The information contained in the slides was researched based and not opinion centered. The slides were convincing, so that the viewer was able to gain a clear sense of your opinion