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iRubric: CSA Sophomore Science MEME rubric

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CSA Sophomore Science MEME Health Care Meme/Gif Project Using your knowledge of CSA science create a MEME to showcase your understanding Rubric Code: SX64693 By jbastos Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

CSA Sophmore Science Meme
	Highly Effective 4 pts	Effective 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Needs Improvement 1 pts
Content and Organization Message	Highly Effective A highly accurate message about a particular area of Soph-Science that is witty, accessible, engaging way	Effective An accurate message about a particular area of Soph-Science that is engaging way	Developing A mostly accurate message about a particular area of Soph-Science	Needs Improvement Does NOT put forth an accurate message about a particular area of Soph-Science
Visual Impact Overall Quality	Highly Effective The coherent combination of the image and caption creates a striking and memorable work with that WOW FACTOR for the viewer	Effective The combination of the image and caption creates a cohesive work that can HOLD THE VIEWERS ATTENTION	Developing The organization of the image and caption is NOT coherent and has LITTLE IMPACT on the viewer	Needs Improvement The organization of the image and caption is NOT coherent and has NO IMPACT on the viewer
Interpretation Creativity	Highly Effective The final project shows INVENTIVE INTERPRETATION of the assignment and was continued until it was complete as possible	Effective The project shows CLEAR UNDERSTANDING of assignment	Developing The project requirements are FULFILLED, but give no evidence of effort for interpretation	Needs Improvement The student showed NO EVIDENCE OF THOUGHT
Class interpretation Ability to convey information	Highly Effective Students were able to discern the totality of the message and even gained new insights into that part of Soph-Science	Effective Students were able to discern the totality of the message.	Developing Students were able to get the general gist of the message	Needs Improvement Students were unable to understand the message and most misunderstood the intended option.