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Night Theme Media Display & Presentation 
Visual and presentation component of Night theme assignment.
Rubric Code: WX59932
By dcmcdowell
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Theme, Visual, Presentation
  Poor

5 pts

Fair

7 pts

Good

10 pts

Choice of Theme

Poor

Theme choice is not a full statement OR is not a universal truth OR does not fully meet the definition of theme.
Fair

Theme choice may not be clearly defined OR is weak OR does not demonstrate understanding and purpose of theme OR may be vague in how it is stated.
Good

Theme is specific statement that is a universal truth that can be discussed and defended.
Use of quotes

Poor

Many of the quotes used do not relate to the theme or their relevance is not clearly connected to the theme. Quotes may be too short to demonstrate relevance or may be misinterpreted by student.
Fair

Some quotes used may support the theme while others may not. Statements made about quotes may not fully demonstrate relevance to theme. Correlation of quote(s) to theme not fully explained.
Good

Every quote used supports and demonstrates understanding of thematic elements as well as thorough analysis and relevance.
Use of pictures/graphics, etc.

Poor

Pictures and/or graphics used with quote do not correlate or make sense or their connection is not explained. Picture/graphic may not demonstrate understanding of theme.
Fair

Some pictures and/or graphics correlate with quotes while others do not. Some connections between picture/graphic used make sense while others are vague or are not explained to create correlation. Chosen visual elements may not demonstrate understanding of theme.
Good

Pictures/graphics used correlate to the quote, enhance its meaning, and clearly demonstrate understanding of theme.
Presentation Skills

Poor

Student reads from note cards and or the slide presentation and does not successfully maintain eye contact with audience. Frequently fidgets or uses a crutch word too often. Stance does not appear confident.
Fair

Student may look at note cards or the slide presentation enough to break eye contact with audience one or more times. May fidget or use a crutch word or phrase. Does not say much more than what is on slides.
Good

Student rarely looks at notes or the slide presentation. Eye contact is established and maintained throughout the presentation. Student is able to stand still or move without distraction. Provides much insight to theme through explanation.
Grammar

Poor

Student makes more than four grammatical errors in speaking. Slides have more than five grammatical errors in spelling, capitalization, or use of words such as "you."
Fair

Student makes more than three grammatical errors in speaking. Slides have a few grammatical errors in spelling, capitalization, or use of language.
Good

Student makes no to only a couple grammatical errors in speaking. Slides do not have more than one or two grammatical errors in them.



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