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King and Edwards Project 
Comparison/contrast project that analyzes the persuasive speaking styles of two religious leaders
Rubric Code: M282CB
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Superior

10 pts

Satisfactory

8 pts

Adequate

6 pts

Poor

4 pts

Lasts 4-8 minutes

Superior

Meets time requirements
Satisfactory

Is one minute longer or shorter than required
Adequate

Is two minutes longer or shorter than required
Poor

Is three or more minutes longer or shorter than required
Involves each group member

Each member will receive a score based on individual performance, self-evaluation, and peer evaluation

Superior

Individual takes an active role in planning, discussing, and presenting
Satisfactory

Individual is mostly active in planning, discussing, and presenting
Adequate

Individual is somewhat active in planning, discussing, and presenting
Poor

Individual is not active in planning, discussing, and presenting
Reflects a clear understanding

Based on the project, it is clear that students understand the speech and the sermon, the specific persuasive and literary techniques, and how the techniques are used to achieve the speaker's purpose for his intended audience

Superior

Superior understanding of the complexities of the pieces
Satisfactory

Satisfactory understanding of the complexities of the pieces
Adequate

Adequate understanding of the complexities of the pieces
Poor

Poor understanding of the complexities of the pieces
Makes use of visual aids

Superior

Visual aid is creative, easy to see and/or hear, is relevant to the topic, keeps the audience engaged, and adds to the understanding of the class
Satisfactory

Visual aid is satisfactory -- may not be as creative, as engaging, or as easy to see/hear as the superior visual aid
Adequate

Visual aid is adequate
Poor

Visual aid is poor




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