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Central american capital cities project
Semester project option 1
poster and video about city within a central american country
Rubric Code:
TX4A386
By
srahall
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Subject:
Foreign Languages
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Creation and Content
Poor
5 pts
Fair
10 pts
Good
20 pts
excellent
30 pts
Use of resources
Poor
Used one source for all information. As a result information colected was irrelvant and simple.
Fair
Didn't use any sources or sources were very limited. Used online sources only.
Good
Only used required amount of sources (3) and their were limited to books and internet.
excellent
Used internet and a variety of other sources that may included but aren't limited to personal interviews, books, encyclopedias, internet, movies, videos, clips to collect relevant and through information about chosen city and country.
references cited
Poor
No references
Fair
References not cited. Information was complied from untrustworthy sources such as Wikepedia , about .com , or other unreference sources were not used. Didn't use any books or printed sources.
Good
Cited most references correctly, references used were from a trustworthy source, organization or institution. Only use one book. Wikepedia , about .com , or other unreference sources were not used
excellent
Cited references correctly, references used were from a trustworthy source, organization or institution. More than one book or printed source was used. Wikepedia , about .com , or other unreference sources were not used
Knowledge gained
Poor
Most information and facts were incorrect, there was no connection made between facts and cultural implications
Fair
Student presented few facts about the country and city of study. There was no connection of information to the cultural practices and perspectives.
Good
Student simply presented facts about the country and city that was studied. Connections of information found to the cultural practices and perspectives were limited. As a result their was very little evidence that the student gained a significant amount of knowledge through the completion of this project.
excellent
student demonstrate the understanding of the practices and how they relate to the perspectives of the cultures studied by relating information in the project to cultural perspectives and practices. Student gave a thorough presentation of the city and country chosen. Evidence of knowldge gained is shown by the student by the information that the student presented.
Poster
Grammar
Poor
Script is incomprehensible because of a wide array of grammatical errors. sentences are short and simple. Sentences are illogical and out of sequence.
Fair
Script contains many grammatical errors, but is still comprehensible. Student didn't build on existing grammatical knowledge. Sentences are short and choppy.
Good
Script contains few grammatical errors Student built on existing grammatical knowledge and extended knowledge as a result.
consistently well written. sentences errors.
excellent
script contains no grammatical errors. Student built on existing grammatical knowledge and extended knowledge as a result.
consistently well written sentences.
Illustrations/Maps
Poor
students didn't have any illustrations or maps.
Fair
student included a map of the country including only the capital city.
Good
student included a map of the country including only the capital city.
excellent
Used words and phrases from the chapter vocabulary and extended vocabulary by using unfamiliar words within the concept areas that were previously introduced in spanish.
use of verbs
Poor
most if not all verbs are in the infinitive form. Most sentences are lacking verbs and/or verbs are placed almost always out of order. verb conjugation affected comprehensibility of the work.
Fair
Few verbs are conjugated correctly.
Ser is in correctly placed in front of many verbs , two conjugated verbs are inappropriately placed in next to each other without a conjunction,
Good
some verbs are correctly conjugated: most verbs agree with subject and are appropriately placed
there are between 5-6 verb conjugation and/or sentence structure issues.
excellent
verbs are correctly conjugated: verbs agree with subject and placed according to the appropriate spanish sentence structure.
originality
Poor
project appeared to be thrown together with very little thought. No rough draft was submitted. scenes were unrelated to project task.
Fair
No props used very little creativity, vocabulary isn't used in a new and creative way. scenes were unrelated to project task.
Good
Creative project incorporated props and various elements into the script.some scenes were random and didn't reinforce vocabulary or project task.
excellent
Superior creativity student used vocabulary and grammar known in a new and creative manner. Props, graphics and various other elements are incorporated into script. scences reinforced vocabulary and were related to the projects task.
Video
Comprehensibility
Poor
couldn't be fully heard and understood. clear and comprehensible. Pronunciation, speaking, intonation, pace and ease of speech were appropriated. Conversation was natural and not robotic.
Fair
More than two instances couldn't weren't :<BR>
be fully hear and understood. clear and comprehensible. Pronunciation, speaking, inntonation, pace and ease of speech were approprioriate. Conversation was natural and not robotic.
Good
at least two instances couldn't weren't
be fully hear and understood. clear and comprehensible. Pronunciation, speaking, intonation, pace and ease of speech were appropriated. Conversation was natural and not robotic.
excellent
students could be fully hear and understood. Spanish was clear and comprehensible. Pronunciation, speaking, inntonation, pace and ease of speech were approrriate. Conversation was natural and not robotic.
Editing
Poor
Fair
Good
excellent
video was clearly edited and has a smooth transition
Information Presentation
Poor
no information was presented. student had photos and music only
Fair
Good
information is not clearly displayed and only one format was used.
excellent
information is clearly presented in the video in a variety of formats such as voice, text, and illustrations.
Accessible media
Poor
unable to play video
Fair
Good
excellent
student presented information in a format that was ready for playback in the class presentation.
presentation
class presentation for posters
Poor
student didn't present or was inattentive to their presentation
Fair
Good
excellent
student present their information fully to the class.
audience member( all students
Poor
student used electronics, played music or disrupted on more than one occasion during the presentation
Fair
Good
excellent
student was quiet during the presentation of others. Student was attentive.
Subjects:
Foreign Languages
Types:
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