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Air Pollution Poster
Air Pollution Poster
In this exercise you will be researching a specific type of air pollution, building a poster with the various information you collect, presenting the information in a clear and concise way, and thinking out steps and procedures that can be used to lesson the effects or threat of the pollutant.
Rubric Code:
L6C3X2
By
nathalie0694
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Subject:
Vocational
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Air Pollution Poster
Poor
5 pts
Fair
10 pts
Good
15 pts
Notes
Poor
Notes were very minimal, less than 1/2 a page. Information was not cited.
Fair
Notes were good, about a page, most works cited. Some information missing.
Good
Notes were clearly thought out, all notes present that are on the presentation. All works cited.
Air pollutant - definition (What)
Poor
Student does not give a clear definition of what the pollutant is, or what it can do to the environment or human body.
Fair
Student defines the pollutant clearly, but lacks the information on how it is harmful to the environment or to the human body.
Good
Air pollutant is clearly and well defined. It's hazard's are clearly stated with examples of dangers to the environment and to humans are present.
Presence of pollutant (Where)
Poor
Student does not clearly state all sources for the pollutant, they only state one source.
Fair
Student has a couple sources of the pollutant. More knowledge is needed to inform the public and make them aware.
Good
Student sites several sources of pollutant, and makes the audience emotionally aware of the presence of the pollutant and the urgency in cleaning the pollutant up
Fix or Prevent (Why)
Poor
Student does not list any measures to fix (the current problem) or prevent (a future problem).
Fair
Student lists some "ready made" fixes or preventatives. But does not critically think out other measures in which we may fix or prevent the problem.
Good
Student has several fixes and preventative measures. They have put their own individual thought into solutions (or preventative measures) to the problem. Solutions go in depth and not just surface solutions.
Poster - appearance
Poor
Poster was not thought out before putting it together. It has several scribbles (crossed- out), and unorganized.
Fair
Poster, although neat in appearance does not portray the information to the audience accurately. Some more organization and words clearly wrote would help improve this display.
Good
Poster is very well thought out, it is organized, words are very clear and can be read easily. Any audience member who comes up and looks at the poster will automatically know what the poster is about, and what it is trying to say.
Pictures
Poor
Poster only has 1 picture
Fair
Poster has 3 or more pictures, but audience is confused on how they relate to the poster.
Good
At least three high quality pictures present. Audience can understand their presence and what they are portraying as they look at the poster.
Keywords:
Air, pollution
Subjects:
Vocational
Types:
Presentation
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