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24-hour Narrative
Creative Theological Theme Project
Studenst write a narrative that places them into the daily life of either the OT world or first-century Palestine/Israel of a person of like gender. The social facts must be sound and well researched.
Rubric Code:
DXW6X93
By
RenateHood
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Subject:
Humanities
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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24-Hr Narrative
Exceeds
5 pts
Good
4 pts
Fair
3 pts
Poor
2 pts
Unacceptable
1 pts
Soundness of social setting
50 %
Exceeds
The narrative portrays a superbly sound social setting in terms of social values, interaction, societal roles, food, rituals, etc.
Good
The narrative portrays a sound social setting in terms of social values, interaction, societal roles, food, rituals, etc.
Fair
The narrative portrays a fairly sound social setting in terms of social values, interaction, societal roles, food, rituals, etc.
Poor
The narrative portrays a minimally sound social setting in terms of social values, interaction, societal roles, food, rituals, etc.
Unacceptable
The narrative does not portray a sound social setting in terms of social values, interaction, societal roles, food, rituals, etc.
Biblibal relevance
20 %
Exceeds
The narrative correlated to a biblical era/biblical setting in a thorough manner.
Good
The narrative correlated to a biblical era/biblical setting in various ways.
Fair
The narrative correlated to a biblical era/biblical setting in a limited way.
Poor
The narrative did not correlate to a biblical era/biblical setting but did describe biblical themes.
Unacceptable
The narrative did not correlate to a biblical era/biblical setting.
Creativity & quality
15 %
Exceeds
The narrative demonstrates a superb level of originality and creativity, and is of very high quality.
Good
The narrative demonstrates originality and creativity, and/or is of high quality.
Fair
The narrative demonstrates an acceptable level of originality and creativity, and/or is of acceptable quality.
Poor
The narrative demonstrates minimal originality and creativity, and/or is of minimal quality.
Unacceptable
The narrative does not originate with the student and/or lacks quality.
Grammar & style
15 %
Exceeds
Excellent grammar, spelling, and punctuation; precise and/or rich language, use of strong verbs and/or appropriate word choices; nearly always sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise.
Good
Acceptable grammar, spelling, and punctuation; acceptable use of strong verbs and/or acceptable word choices; usually sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise.
Fair
Mediocre grammar, spelling, and punctuation; mediocre use of strong verbs and/or mediocre word choices; often sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise. But several ambiguities persist.
Poor
Weak grammar, spelling, and punctuation; weak use of strong verbs and/or weak word choices; sometimes sentences are unambiguous and appropriately precise. But too many ambiguities persist.
Unacceptable
Poor grammar, spelling, and punctuation (i.e., no evidence of proofreading). Sentences are insufficiently clear or precise throughout.
Keywords:
Theme project
Subjects:
English
Geology
Humanities
Social Sciences
Education
Types:
Project
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