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PowerPoint Presentation for Texting While Driving (Math) 
PowerPoint assessment rubric for presenting an assigned math topic where students use data to either support the fact texting and driving is a big problem or data to suggest there are other dangers worse then texting while driving.
Rubric Code: S48W3A
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Subject: Math  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Exceeds = 8

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Meets = 6

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Approaching =4

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Does not meet =2

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Title Page

Use of graphics & naming the people in your group

Exceeds = 8

Your slide include a title,group members, text, background color, placement & size of graphic, fonts - color, size, type for text and headings.
Meets = 6

Your slide include a title,text, background color, placement & size of graphic, fonts - color, size, type for text and headings.
Approaching =4

Your slide include a text, background color, placement & size of graphic, fonts - color, size, type for text and headings.
Does not meet =2

Your slide include a title,group members, text,
Intro Page

This is where you need to state your group's side

Exceeds = 8

Your group stated their side and had good use of visuals and the slide was with color but not distracting.
Meets = 6

Your group stated their side and had good use of visuals and the slide was with color and graphics but the color was distracting.
Approaching =4

Your group stated their side but lacked color and visuals
Does not meet =2

Your group did not state their side clearly and left me confused.
Evidence 1

This part should include at least 3 pages and this should provide evidence to support your groups side.

Exceeds = 8

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had 3 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Meets = 6

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had 2 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Approaching =4

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was not cited and clearly stated. You had 1 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Does not meet =2

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had less than 3 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had some use of graphics and color.
Evidence 2

This part should include at least 3 pages and this should provide evidence to support your groups side

Exceeds = 8

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had 3 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Meets = 6

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had 2 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Approaching =4

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was not cited and clearly stated. You had 1 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Does not meet =2

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had less than 3 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had some use of graphics and color.
Evidence 3

This part should include at least 3 pages and this should provide evidence to support your groups side

Exceeds = 8

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had 3 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.questions
Meets = 6

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had 2 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Approaching =4

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was not cited and clearly stated. You had 1 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had good use of graphics and color.
Does not meet =2

Your group provided data to support your group's side. The data was cited and clearly stated. You had less than 3 pages to support this piece of evidence all which had some use of graphics and color.
Conclusion

This is where your group wraps up the powerpoint

Exceeds = 8

The group clearly made a good solid argument with a lasting impression to tie their evidence back to their general idea.
Meets = 6

The group clearly made an argument with a lasting impression to tie their evidence back to their general idea.
Approaching =4

The group clearly made an argument to tie their evidence back to their general idea.
Does not meet =2

The group clearly made an argument
Presenation

Exceeds = 8

The group worked together and took the assignment seriously and spoke clearly conveying their message
Meets = 6

The group worked together and took the assignment seriously and had trouble speaking clearly to convey their message
Approaching =4

The group worked together and did not take the assignment seriously and had trouble speaking clearly to convey their message
Does not meet =2

The group did not work together and their presentation was left with a confusing tone and their message was lost.



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