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(Re)defining Beauty: Real Beauty Campaign Project 
Assessment rubric for a Webquest on body image, self-esteem, and media's constructed definitions of beauty
Rubric Code: Z79C76
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Subject: Health  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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Visual Presentation Project and Reflection
  Beginning to Meet Expectations

1 pts

Meeting Expectations

3 pts

Exceeding Expectations

5 pts

Critical Thinking
25 %

Evidence of critical thinking skills through research, selection of visuals, and overall poster presentation

Beginning to Meet Expectations

Minimal evidence of critical thinking skills through research, selection of visuals, and overall poster presentation
Meeting Expectations

General evidence of critical thinking skills through research, selection of visuals, and overall poster presentation
Exceeding Expectations

Thorough and consistent Eeidence of critical thinking skills through research, selection of visuals, and overall poster presentation
Teamwork (self/peer assessment)
10 %

Your team of 2 is assigned 10 marks to distribute between team members. Consider: cooperation, collaboration, responsibility for individual roles, dedication to the project. Ex: if you each participated equally assign each person 5 marks. If one person did more work than the other, assign marks accordingly.

Beginning to Meet Expectations

Your team of 2 is assigned 10 marks to distribute between team members. Consider: cooperation, collaboration, responsibility for individual roles, dedication to the project. Ex: if you each participated equally assign each person 5 marks. If one person did more work than the other, assign marks accordingly.
Meeting Expectations

Your team of 2 is assigned 10 marks to distribute between team members. Consider: cooperation, collaboration, responsibility for individual roles, dedication to the project. Ex: if you each participated equally assign each person 5 marks. If one person did more work than the other, assign marks accordingly.
Exceeding Expectations

Your team of 2 is assigned 10 marks to distribute between team members. Consider: cooperation, collaboration, responsibility for individual roles, dedication to the project. Ex: if you each participated equally assign each person 5 marks. If one person did more work than the other, assign marks accordingly.
Visual Communication
20 %

Images used to create a visual representation of a meaningful message about body image, definitions of beauty, and self-esteem

Beginning to Meet Expectations

Images used with minimal effectiveness to create a visual representation of a meaningful message about body image, definitions of beauty, and self-esteem
Meeting Expectations

Images used with considerable effectivenss to create a visual representation of a meaningful message about body image, definitions of beauty, and self-esteem
Exceeding Expectations

Images used powerfully and with a high degree of effectivenss to create a visual representation of a meaningful message about body image, definitions of beauty, and self-esteem
Reflection (Individual mark)
25 %

Ability to make connections between personal experiences, body image, and media's definition of beauty.

Beginning to Meet Expectations

Minimal connections drawn between personal experiences, body image, and media's definition of beauty within the reflection with limited effectiveness
Meeting Expectations

General connections drawn between personal experiences, body image, and media's definition of beauty within with considerable effectiveness
Exceeding Expectations

Powerful connections drawn between personal experiences, body image, and media's definition of beauty within reflection high degree of effectiveness
Visual Presentation Content
20 %

Evidence of thorough research; statistic(s)/fact(s) are accurate and relevant to the project; visuals are included and relevant (min. 5); the message is clear, concise, and positive

Beginning to Meet Expectations

Some evidence of research; statistic(s)/fact(s) are sometimes inaccurate and not always relevant to the project; not all visuals are included and some are irrelevant; the message is unclear and unconnected to the project
Meeting Expectations

Evidence of research; statistic(s)/fact(s) are consistently accurate and relevant to the project; 5 visuals are included and relevant to the project; the message is generally clear, concise, and positive
Exceeding Expectations

Goes beyond "meeting" in creative and surprisnig ways. Evidence of thorough research; statistic(s)/fact(s) are consistently accurate, powerfuly, and relevant to the project; 5+ powerful visuals are included and relevant; the message is exceptionally clear, concise, and positive



Keywords:
  • media awareness, critical media literacy, body image, self-esteem, eating disorders, definitions of beauty







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