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Pollution Infographic infographic explaining the pollution problem in the Great Lakes. Rubric Code: WX3C36C By lstewartems Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Pollution Infographic
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Readability	Good Student makes excellent use of font, color, graphics, effects, etc to enhance presentation of information	Fair Student makes use of font, color, graphics, effects, etc. but these do not enhance nor detract from the presentation	Poor Use of font, color, graphics, effects, etc. detract from the presentation content.
Air Pollution	Good Covers the topic in-depth with details and up-to-date statistics. Student includes at least 1 chart with a caption and an image that adds to the understanding of the problem.	Fair Covers the topic with up-to-date statistics. Student includes at least 1 chart with a caption and an image that is more decorative then informative.	Poor Student uses minimal ways to express content OR uses out of date statistics to present the topic.
Water Pollution	Good Covers the topic in-depth with details and up-to-date statistics. Student includes at least 1 chart with a caption and an image that adds to the understanding of the problem.	Fair Covers the topic with up-to-date statistics. Student includes at least 1 chart with a caption and an image that is more decorative then informative.	Poor Student uses minimal ways to express content OR uses out of date statistics to present the topic.
Invasive Species	Good Covers the topic in-depth with details and up-to-date statistics. Student includes at least 1 chart with a caption and an image that adds to the understanding of the problem.	Fair Covers the topic with up-to-date statistics. Student includes at least 1 chart with a caption and an image that is more decorative then informative.	Poor Student uses minimal ways to express content OR uses out of date statistics to present the topic.