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Macbeth Obituary Article Rubric
Students will create hashtags for each scene from Macbeth as a review of the play.
Rubric Code:
ZXCW94B
By
jlocke
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Subject:
English
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Newspaper Article
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Elements of Design
Poor
Unable to read, very messy writing, and/or many misspelled words/poor grammar.
Fair
Hard to read and understand because of improper grammar/spelling or because writing is messy.
Good
Elements of design are used but do not contribute to the overall effectiveness.
Excellent
Keynote clearly presents elements of design that are utilized to enhance the overall effectiveness of the final product. The keynote will be used to peer teach and should help other students in their understanding.
Work Ethic
Poor
Student was off task.
Fair
Student was on task some of the time.
Good
Student was on task most of the time.
Excellent
Student utilized class time and stayed on task the entire class. Student worked collaboratively with their team to develop their final product.
Accuracy
Poor
Keynote is not accurate with the text.
Fair
Keynote can be tied somewhat to the text.
Good
Keynote is accurate but student cannot defend it with the text.
Excellent
Keynote is directly tied to the text and student can defend their keynote with contextual evidence.
Photo Booth Video Extension
Poor
Student did not do video extension.
Fair
Students created video, but it was confusing to watch.
Good
Student created video, but the video does not clearly defend their hashtag.
Excellent
Student chooses hashtag to create viral video of their scene. Video clearly aligns with the text and can be utilized to defend their reasoning of the hashtag they have chosen.
Acts vs. Scenes
Poor
MLA citations are missing or done incorrectly.
Fair
Most MLA citations are present or they are not all accurately done.
Good
All MLA citations are present but not all are accurately done.
Excellent
Student clearly demonstrates the grammatical differences between Acts vs. Scenes
Subjects:
English
(General)
Types:
Reading
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