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Trip Lit PBL Rubric Trip Lit PBL Rubric Use the following criteria to guide your thinking and creating as you answer an essential question about traveling and journeys that is important to you. Rubric Code: GCX8WW By tltierney Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Trip Lit PBL Rubric
	Amazing Exceeds the Standard 97 pts	There It Is Meets the Standard 85 pts	Well . . . Partially Meets the Standard 65 pts	Huh? Does Not Yet Meet the Standard 50 pts
Essential Question How well does your product answer the essential question you chose?<BR> (MEDIA)	Amazing Product demonstrates a comprehensive answer to one or more essential questions through compelling insights and rich evidence of thinking	There It Is Product demonstrates a complete answer to one or more essential questions through relevant insights and evidence of thinking	Well . . . Product demonstrates an incomplete answer to an essential question; would be improved by more insights and evidence of thinking	Huh? What's an essential question thingy? I made a timeline and glued it to a poster. That's what I was supposed to do. Right?
Professional Quality How professional does your product look in terms of MUGS and aesthetic (looks) quality?<BR> (MUGS)	Amazing Product is virtually free of errors and needs for improvement	There It Is Product demonstrates one minor error and/or one minor need for improvement	Well . . . Product demonstrates one significant error and/or one significant need for improvement	Huh? Spell chek is for wusees. At least I cut out the pictues after I printed them off. Whatever.
Project Reflection Form How well have you described the process, content, and outcome of your project? (WRITING)	Amazing Form demonstrates comprehensive thinking and effective, detailed explanations featuring specific examples; writing looks like a polished draft virtually free of errors	There It Is Form demonstrates relevant thinking and effective explanations featuring specific examples; writing looks like a finished draft with no more than one or two surface errors	Well . . . Form demonstrates some thinking and some explanation, but missing specifics; writing looks like a working draft with numerous surface errors	Huh? Form demonstrates little thinking, little explanation, and virtually no specifics; writing looks like a rough draft with numerous surface errors that interfere with communicating your thoughts
Timeliness How On Time Was Your Project?<BR> (ACADEMIC INITIATIVE)	Amazing Product is passed in on time or even a day earlier.	There It Is Product is passed in one day late.	Well . . . Product is passed in up to one week late.	Huh? Product is passed in more than one week late.