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iRubric: Exploring Careers Project rubric

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Exploring Careers Project Students select a career in Ag to research. They must complete many areas of research to answer questions, thus learning the process of doing research on a career. Students create a presentation for their research. Rubric Code: GX2936C By teachaboutag Draft Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Exploring Careers Project
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Selected an Ag related Career	Poor Career choice is not related to Ag	Fair Career choice is only vaguely related to Ag	Good Selected a good Ag related career to explore.
Job duties explained	Poor Very little information on Job duties	Fair Not enough information on job duties	Good good explanation of job duties
Day on the job	Poor Student description lacked any information of what a day on the job would be like.	Fair Student description gave a vague idea of what a day on the job would be like.	Good Student description made it possible to understand what a day on the job would entail.
What does one wear	Poor No description of what is worn on the job.	Fair Student description of what is worn on the job in unclear	Good Student description of what is worn on the job is clear.
What type of industry?	Poor No information on the industry that the career falls into.	Fair Student mentions the industry that the career falls into, without a description.	Good Student describes the industry that the career falls into. (i.e. service, Food, Production, etc.)
Who would you work for?	Poor Student makes no mention of who they would likely work for.	Fair Students information about who they would likely work for is incomplete or incorrect.	Good Student describes the likely people they work for in that career: Government, School board, private corporation, individual, publicly held corporation, etc.
Education Needed	Poor Student makes no mention of education needed.	Fair Student mentions what education may be needed.	Good Student describes the (various amounts of) education needed in the career field.
Number of colleges w/program	Poor	Fair	Good Student mentions whether the career choice they made