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World At War: A Film Review Cold War Studies pick a war film and analyze it as a source of information to determine whether or not it is a credible source. Rubric Code: UX8449X By jwirtz Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Grading Rubric
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Acceptable 3 pts	Great 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Content	Poor The students has a one-sided, underdeveloped perspective on the war film that does not show near enough detail.	Fair The student has not developed their topic enough to show the important details about their war film.	Acceptable The student adequately analyzes the war film as a source of historical study.	Great The student has accurately analyzed the film and woven its details together with other historical sources to give a complete picture of the conflict studied (WWI or WWII).	Excellent The student has woven together a powerful film analysis that explores the various details surrounding their historical event during WWI or WWII, particularly in regards to comparing and contrasting the film with other sources of information.
Research	Poor Has little to no credible sources to validate their information and/or may lack a bibliography.	Fair Lacks a few sources or does not have credible sources. Lacks a proper bibliography.	Acceptable Is missing some sources or does not have all credible source. Bibliography may lack some detail.	Great Has just enough credible resources to validate their information and a detailed bibliography.	Excellent Has more than 5 credible resources (not including wikipedia), 3 different types, and a bibliography. Sources are used to validate their information, especially the use of primary sources.
Visual	Poor The visual is underdeveloped, unclear, disheveled, unoriginal, and/or lacking a proper format.	Fair The visual is mostly clear but is confusing, unoriginal, and/or missing details.	Acceptable Visual is fair, but may be lacking some elements or originality/creativity.	Great Visual is well-develop, organized appropriately, and original.	Excellent Visual is creative, highly detailed, unique, and clearly shows the major features of the film. The visual also shows depth when dealing with the time period.
Essential Questions	Poor Student has fully answered a couple questions or grazed over a few.	Fair Student has fully answered 3 or 4 questions or has grazed over most.	Acceptable Student has fully answered 5 or 6 questions or has grazed over all.	Great Student has fully answered 7 or 8 questions.	Excellent Student has fully answered all questions and seamlessly integrated the answers into their overall presentation.