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iRubric: Drug Power Point Research rubric

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Drug Power Point Research ATOD Power Point Slide(s) Individual or Group researches drug category. Examines consequences of use, legal consequences, short and long term effects, factors that influence use and treatment. Create visually appealing electronic presentation that fulfills information requirements, citing sources. Rubric Code: GX4W8B9 By CRHSGov Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

POWER POINT PRESENTATION
	poor 0 points 1 pts	fair 1 point 2 pts	good 3 pts	Excellent 4 points 4 pts
Image	poor No image included	fair Image(s) loosely related to topic	good Image related to topic	Excellent Images gives visual representation to and helps explain the topic
Information	poor Includes little required information; <BR> -List of Drugs in category -Street names -How used/taken -Reasons why people might use them -Legality -Legal consequences of use or misuse. -Immediate effects on body, mind -Long-term effects on body, mind, family, society. -Treatment <BR>	fair Includes some of the required items of information	good Includes most of the required items of information	Excellent Includes all required items of information<BR> <BR> -List of Drugs in category -Street names -How used/taken -Reasons why people might use them -Legality -Legal consequences of use or misuse. -Immediate effects on body, mind -Long-term effects on body, mind, family, society. -Treatment <BR>
Sources	poor Only one source was used to develop the slides. Cited incorrectly or not at all.	fair Only questionable sources were used to develop the slides. Cited incorrectly or not at all.	good Two reliable sources were used to develop the slides and cited correctly.	Excellent Three or more reliable sources were used to develop the slides and cited correctly. Separate reference page for sources.
Group Participation-if applicable	poor Did less work than others; absences, doesn't ask for help. Undependable, unreliable.	fair Did almost as much work as others; seldom asks for help, absences that hurt group. Or didn't allow others to participate.	good Did an equal share of work; does work when asked, dependable/reliable. Allowed others to help.	Excellent Did full share of the work-or more; knows what needs to be done and does it, allows others to help. Reliable/dependable.
Presentation	poor Missing two or more slides, multiple errors, hard to read.	fair Missing two or more slides, typos.	good Missing one required slides, a few typos.	Excellent 4+slides with 1 reference slide. No typos, visually appealing.