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Research Project Students will research a topic for pro's and con's, then create a poster, powerpoint, or prezi for a 3-5 minute presentation Rubric Code: LXWA6BW By amswiftty Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Persuasive Project
	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Poor (N/A)
Pro Side (20 points possible)	Good Student provides a complete model of the pro side for their issue with proper evidence and/or support including at least one support from a written publication or online database	Fair Student provides a model for the pro side of their issue; however, they do not have a complete one or evidence seems to be lacking	Poor Student does not provide a model for the pro side of their issue and/or does not provide any evidence to support their claims
Con Side (20 points possible)	Good Student provides a complete model of the con side for their issue including at least one support from a written publication or online database	Fair Student provides a model for the con side of their issue; however, they do not have a complete one or evidence seems to be lacking	Poor Student does not provide a model for the con side of their issue and/or does not have any evidence to support their claims
Presentation (15 points possible)	Good Students presentations last 3-5 minutes and include a poster, powerpoint, or prezi that is clear and easy to understand	Fair Students presentations last 1-2 minutes and include a poster, powerpoint, or prezi that is confusing or not able to be read	Poor Students presentations last less than a minute and include a poster, powerpoint, or prezi that is muddled and looks like it was completed the night before
Bibliography (10 points possible)	Good Students have completed a bibliography with proper MLA format for at least 2 online databases and 1 print publication	Fair Students have a bibliography with proper MLA format with less than 2 online databases and 1 print publicaiton	Poor Students have a bibliography with improper MLA format or do not have any online databases or print publications
Grammar/Spelling (5 points possible)	Good Students have no errors in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.	Fair Students have 3-5 errors in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.	Poor Students have 6 or more errors in grammar, spelling, or punctuation