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Genre Project Jane Eyre AP Literature Project Rubric Code: M6A28X By msdragich Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Genre Project Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Adequate 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Knowledge of the Text Knowledge and understanding of the work's major events/characters and their significance to the overall plot	Poor Demonstrates very little knowledge and understanding of the work's major events and characters and their importance to the plot.	Fair Demonstrates limited knowledge and understanding of the work's major events and characters and their importance to the plot.	Adequate Demonstrates partial knowledge and understanding of the work's major events and characters and their importance to the plot.	Good Demonstrates almost complete knowledge and understanding of the work's major characters and events and their importance to the plot.	Excellent Demonstrates complete knowledge and understanding of the work's major events and characters and their importance to the plot.
Creativity Evidence of a creative vision and translation of the vision into a product of quality	Poor Very little evidence of creative interpretation demonstrated in the finished product.	Fair Limited evidence of creative interpretation demonstrated in the finished product.	Adequate Some evidence of creative interpretation demonstrated by the finished product.	Good Good level of evidence of creative interpretation demonstrated in the finished product.	Excellent Clear and obvious evidence of creative interpretation demonstrated in the finished product.
Required Elements Followed project guidelines and completed all parts of the project.	Poor Little attention to guidelines, incomplete project, or missing written rationale.	Fair Some guidelines not followed.	Adequate Most guidelines followed.	Good 1 or 2 guidelines not followed.	Excellent All guidelines followed.
Overall Quality and Presentation Impression of the project as a whole, including the level effort and the quality of the written work.	Poor Project shows little effort.	Fair Project shows some effort but the level of quality could be significantly improved.	Adequate Project shows reasonable effort. Project demonstrates acceptable quality.	Good Project shows a high level of effort and is of very good quality.	Excellent The student's effort is above and beyond project guidelines.
Written Rationale A thorough explanation of your artistic process.	Poor Rationale does not explain artistic choices or contains so many errors it lacks coherence.	Fair Rationale explains some artistic choices but contains major errors in grammar and spelling.	Adequate Rationale explains most artistic choices but contains errors in spelling or grammar.	Good Rationale effectively explains the artistic choices with few grammar or spelling errors.	Excellent Rationale effectively and thoroughly explains artistic choices with no grammar or spelling errors.

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