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iRubric: Grading Rubric: Planning for a Substitute Teacher Project

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Grading Rubric: Planning for a Substitute Teacher Project Grading Rubric: Planning for a Substitute Teacher Project Rubric Code: NX22X62 By dkamos07 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Planning for a Substitute Teacher
	Advanced 20 pts	Proficient 10 pts	Developing 5 pts
PowerPoint Presentation	Advanced The PowerPoint presentation includes all of the following: is creative and visually appealing. information is well organized and easy to follow.	Proficient The PowerPoint presentation lacks one of the following: is creative and visually appealing or information is well organized and easy to follow.	Developing The PowerPoint presentation lacks all of the following: is creative and visually appealing and information is well organized and easy to follow.
Sample Substitute Folder	Advanced Images are available of the sample folder, which is complete with materials covered in the PowerPoint presentation.	Proficient Images are available of the sample folder, but folder is incomplete and does not include all of the materials covered in the PowerPoint presentation.	Developing Images of the sample folder are not included.
Reference Page	Advanced Reference Page at the end of the PowerPoint presentation includes 3-5 sources that were used during the presentation.	Proficient Reference page is included but there are less than three sources listed.	Developing Reference page is not included.
Teacher Feedback	Advanced Three or more teacher reviews of the PowerPoint presentation are available.	Proficient One or two teacher reviews of the PowerPoint presentation are available.	Developing No feedback is present.
Grammar/Mechanics	Advanced The PowerPoint presentation is free of spelling and/or grammatical errors.	Proficient The PowerPoint presentation had less than five spelling and/or grammatical errors.	Developing More than five spelling and/or grammatical errors were found in the PowerPoint presentation.