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Geometry Photography Photography Portfolio Rubric Code: Q55BB7 By Tmunoz Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Photography Master Rubric
	Exceeds Standard 4 pts	Meets Standard 3 pts	Approaching Standard 2 pts	Does Not Meet Standard 1 pts
Photography	Exceeds Standard Photos have a clear focal point and are high quality.	Meets Standard Photos have a clear focal point and are good quality.	Approaching Standard Photos are somewhat focused. Photos are blurry but still recognizable.	Does Not Meet Standard Photos do not have a clear subject or focal point. Photos are extremely blurry and unrecognizable.
Angles	Exceeds Standard All of the angles are correctly measured with a protractor.	Meets Standard Most of the angles are correctly measured with a protractor.	Approaching Standard Less than half of the angles are correctly measured with a protractor.	Does Not Meet Standard Less than five of the angles are correctly measured with a protractor.
Classifying Angles	Exceeds Standard All angles are correctly identified as acute, right, or obtuse angles.	Meets Standard Most angles are correctly identified as acute, right, or obtuse angles.	Approaching Standard Few angles are correctly identified as acute, right, or obtuse angles.	Does Not Meet Standard Less than five of the angles are correctly identified as acute, right, or obtuse angles.
Booklet	Exceeds Standard All photos are labelled with their corresponding angles and whether they are acute, right, or obtuse angles.The booklet has a creative cover and is neatly presented.	Meets Standard All photos are labelled with their corresponding angles and whether they are acute, right, or obtuse angles.	Approaching Standard Most photos are labelled with their corresponding angles and whether they are acute, right, or obtuse angles.	Does Not Meet Standard No photos are labelled with their corresponding angles and whether they are acute, right, or obtuse angles.