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iRubric: 6 degrees of separation rubric

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6 degrees of separation Modern Dance Pioneers Each partner chooses a choreographer and prepares a detailed powerpoint. Should include:a description of Choreographers's choreographic theory, a detailed and informative description of what influenced your Choreographer include examples. All projects should contain relevant information on the person including background, style of dance, examples or description of choreographic style and choreographical works. Partners connect their Choreographers in 6 "links" Rubric Code: P9CB39 By cholden1126 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Dance Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

6 degrees of seperation
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Excellent 20 pts
Number of Slides	Poor Contains less than 4	Fair Contains 4-5 slides	Good Contains 6-8 slides	Excellent Contains at more than 8 slides
Information	Poor A great deal of information is unclear, inaccurate, copied and not paraphrased, or irrelevant to the assigned topic. Major facts are missing.	Fair Information is frequently unclear, inaccurate, copied and not paraphrased, or irrelevant to the assigned topic. Important details are missing.	Good Information is occasionally unclear, inaccurate, copied and not paraphrased, or irrelevant to the assigned topic. A few details are missing.	Excellent Information is clear, accurate, paraphrased and relevant to the assigned topic. The topic is fully covered.
Clarity	Poor Most or all slides are messy or incomplete. Major spelling and grammar mistakes.	Fair Some slides are messy or incomplete. Frequent spelling and grammar mistakes.	Good Only one slide is messy or incomplete. Spelling and grammar mistakes are rare.	Excellent All slides are neatly finished. No spelling and grammar mistakes.
Use of Time	Poor Class time given was not used sufficiently.	Fair Class time given was used sufficiently.	Good Class time was used to its fullest.	Excellent Class time was used to its fullest and some outside time was used.
Presentation	Poor Student does not know information, cannot answer questions.	Fair Student knows information but relies too much on slides.	Good Student is knowledgeable, is able to answer questions	Excellent Student knows more then what was asked for, goes above and beyond.