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iRubric: Becoming An Educated Voter rubric

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Becoming An Educated Voter Students will research candidates from the two major political campaign and learn about the issues concerning our community; then write letters of endorsement (2) either supporting or not supporting their selected candidates. Rubric Code: NX5X54A By VictoriaPellot Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Political Science Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Becoming An Educated Voter
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Better 5 pts
Content	Poor The student has submitted two endorsements that cover one issue for each candidate.	Fair The student has submitted two endorsements that cover two issues for each candidate. The student has submitted two posters / flyers that covers 1 issues.	Good The student has submitted two endorsements that cover three issues for each candidate. The student has submitted two posters / flyers that covers 2 issues.	Better The student has submitted two endorsements one for and one against.that cover four issues for each candidate. The student has submitted two posters / flyers that covers 3 issues.
Formate	Poor The endorsement does not have a greeting but has a body, ( endorses a candidate),and does not have a closing and a signature. Only has notes. Posters / flyers will include a picture and graphic. No picture ir graphic	Fair The endorsement does not have a greeting but has a body, ( endorses a candidate),and has a closing and a signature. And is shared using Google.doc, or is delivered as a hard copy.Posters / flyers will include a picture and graphic. No picture or graphic	Good The endorsement has a greeting a body, endorses a candidate, a closing and a signature. And is shared using Google.doc. Posters / flyers will include a picture and /or graphic.	Better The endorsement has a greeting a body, endorses a candidate, a closing and a signature. And is shared using Google.doc. Posters / flyers will include a picture and graphic.
Spelling	Poor 6+ spelling errors.	Fair 4-5 spelling errors.	Good 3-2spelling errors.	Better 1-0spelling errors.
Extra Credit	Poor Discusses two extra issue.	Fair Discusses three extra issues.	Good Discusses four extra issues.	Better Discusses five extra issues.