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Suicide: Risk Factors & Intervention Strategies - ROLE PLAY 
Suicide: Risk Factors & Intervention Strategies - ROLE PLAY
In pairs, you must analyze your case study by identifying the suicide risk factors, summarize your case to the class and present a role-play outlining possible intervention strategies.
Rubric Code: XC7C23
By HGCS_pdr2014
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Subject: Health  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Preparation

Excellent

Students were on task for all of the planning time and developed a well thought out skit.
Good

Students were on task for most of the planning time and developed a well thought out skit.
Fair

Students were off task for some of the time of planning and their skit could have been better thought out.
Poor

Students were off task for the time of planning and did not develop a well thought out skit.
Risk factors identification

Excellent

Group thoroughly identified the risk factors pertaining to their case and handed in a summary of the factors.
Good

Group superficially identified the risk factors pertaining to their case and handed in a summary of the factors.
Fair

Group identified a limited amount of risk factors and/or handed in an incomplete summary of the factors.
Poor

Group did not identify risk factors and/or did not hand in a summary of the factors.
Collaboration

Excellent

All students in the group worked well together.
Good

Generally, students worked well together.
Fair

Students appeared to have some difficulties working in the group together.
Poor

Students appeared to have strong difficulties working in the group together.
Effectiveness - Intervention

Excellent

Intervention strategies are well thought out, practical and are demonstrated in a clear and effective manner.
Good

Intervention strategies are practical and are demonstrated in a clear and effective manner.
Fair

Intervention strategies seem a bit rushed and unclear at times. Presentation is somewhat ineffective.
Poor

Intervention strategies are unclear, inappropriate and/or ineffective.
Presentation of case study

Excellent

Case study is summarized in a unique manner and the risk factors are clear to the audience.
Good

Case study is summarized and risk factors are relatively clear.
Fair

Case study is summarized but risk factors are not highlighted.
Poor

Summary of case study is absent or read verbatim from handout. Risk factors are not mentioned.
Creativity & Originality

Excellent

Role-play does not look like others. Unique strategies presented to audience in an original manner.
Good

Role-play is somewhat different from others. Strategies presented to audience in an original manner.
Fair

Role-play has a few similar aspects to others and strategies presented similarly to other presentations.
Poor

Role-play is quite generic and simple. No original though or process seem to have been utilized in the presentation.



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