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The Drama of Scripture Presentation
Presentation of the Biblical drama emphasizing the desire of God to dwell with his people using evidence from the Biblical account.
Rubric Code:
NA274B
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beveash
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Subject:
Philosophy
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Meeting
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Total Points
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Content
35 pts
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Beginning
The group did not tell their part of the story.
The desire of God to dwell with is people was not presented.
The presentation was inaccurate to scripture.
Approaching
The group told their part of the story in part.
The desire of God to dwell with his people was alluded to but not clearly shown.
The presentation was somewhat accurate to scripture.
Meeting
The group told their part of the story.
The desire of God to dwell with his people was shown fairly well.
The presentation was mostly accurate to scripture.
Exceeding
The group told their part of the story in full with clarity.
The desire of God to dwell with his people was clearly presented.
The presentation was accurate to scripture.
Total Points
Presentation
35 pts
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Beginning
The presentation lacked creativity and imagination.
The presentation did not include any sensory elements.
The group's facial and vocal expressions distracted from the presentation.
Approaching
The presentation had some creativity and imagination.
The presentation included one sensory element.
The group's facial and vocal expressions did not contribute to the presentation.
Meeting
The presentation had creative and imaginative elements included appropriately.
The presentation included two sensory elements.
The group's facial and vocal expressions contributed to the presentation.
Exceeding
The presentation was creative and imaginative.
The presentation included more than two sensory elements.
The group's facial and vocal expressions created an appropriate mood and response in the listener.
Total Points
Mechanics
15 pts
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Beginning
The group did not work together well.
The group did not know what was going on or how to tell their part of the story.
Some members did not contribute equally.
Approaching
The group had some trouble presenting together but everyone tried to do a part.
Meeting
The group worked well together and everyone seemed to carry an equal share of the work.
Exceeding
The group worked together well and all members participated actively and equally.
Total Points
Group interaction
15 pts
Beginning
It did not appear that the group worked with the group before or after in developing a segue.
Approaching
It appeared there was some cooperation between groups, but the transition was rough.
Meeting
The groups appeared to have worked together to develop a smooth transition.
Exceeding
The group worked well with the groups before and after to create a seamless transition from one part of the story to another.
Total Points
Subjects:
Philosophy
Types:
Presentation
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