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History of the atomic model Scientific models are used to help explain concepts. You need to choose a scientist who pioneered the structure of the atom and create a powerpoint presentation addressing the outlined criteria. Rubric Code: MC29WC By kingsberry11 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

The Atom
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Presentation design	A Presentation was excellent, the design was amazing and student used eye catching colour schemes. Images were highly effective and relevant.	B Presentation was of a high standard, the design was well planned and colour schemes were eye catching. Images were relevant and very effective.	C Presentation was designed to a satisfactory standard. Colour schemes were good and most images were relevant.	D Student did not design the powerpoint using effective methods. Colour schemes were not eye catching and not enough images were used.	E Student put little to no effort into presentation. Presentation looks incomplete.
Criteria	A Student addressed all 8 points outlined in the criteria.	B Student adressed 7 points outlined in the criteria.	C Student adressed 4-6 points outlined in the criteria.	D Student addressed 1-3 points outlined in the cirteria.	E Student did not address any of the points outlined in the criteria.
Spelling, grammar and punctuation	A Student used the correct spelling grammar and punctuation in their presentation.	B Student made 1-2 spelling grammar and punctuation errors in their assignment.	C Student made 3-5 spelling grammar and punctuation errors in their assignment.	D Student made 6-8 spelling grammar and punctuation errors in their assignment.	E Student made more than 9 spelling grammar and punctuation errors in their assignment.
References	A Correct referencing was used.	B	C Student attempted to use the correct referencing conventions	D	E Incorrect or no references included.