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Rubric for Vision Board College/Career Readiness Rubric for Vision Board College/Career Readiness Student will create a vision board that focuses on their future. The presentation should have pictures that represent college and career readiness. Such as the name of the college, major, the years, location of the college, the career, etc. A clear theme needs to be present. Please no poster board smaller than 18 x 22. Be prepared to turn your project in ON TIME. Rubric Code: RXA655B By rmackenz Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Political Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

College/ Career Readiness
	Incomplete 1 pts	Poor 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Presentation of Pictures/Ideas	Incomplete Student did not make the vision board required by the assignment.	Poor Student made a vision board but had missing and incomplete information	Good The presentation proved the student's interest in their goals discussed.	Excellent Student was excited about project and willingly participated. Thought and attention to detail is apparent.
Effort	Incomplete Student seemed to have put very little to no effort into project.	Poor Student put minimal effort into project, just enough to get a grade.	Good Student put thought and effort into this project.	Excellent Student took great pride in their work.
Creativity	Incomplete Student only has a few pictures and/or drew pictures to receive a minimal grade. Unrelated to their goals.	Poor Student used a few outside resources to creatively complete project. Somewhat related to their goals/passions.	Good Student uses a variety of pictures that relate to their passions and goals.	Excellent Student used color, magazine, computer, or picture clippings, and used their imagination to create their collage to the best of their ability.
Directions	Incomplete Student did not follow directions given.	Poor Student followed directions minimally.	Good Student followed directions.	Excellent Student worked to the best of their ability to explain their goals visually by following the directions given.
Theme	Incomplete Student doesn't have a theme	Poor Student doesn't have a clear theme.	Good Student has a theme but it has not been developed completely.	Excellent Student has a clear theme that is complete.
Words/Quotes that inspire you	Incomplete Student only has 1 or 2 words/ phrases that represent them.	Poor Student has 3 words/phrases that represent them.	Good Student has 4 words/phrases that represent them.	Excellent Student has 5-7 words/phrases that represent them
Presentation	Incomplete Student did not give eye contact, posture slouching and the student's volume was low.	Poor Student gave very little eye contact, posture somewhat slouching and volume somewhat low.	Good Student gave minimum eye contact, posture better and students were able to hear majority of the presentation.	Excellent Student was excited. Student made direct eye contact with the students, posture was correct and the volume was exceedingly loud.

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