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Historical Trial OPENING STATEMENT RUBRIC
Historical Trial OPENING STATEMENT RUBRIC
This rubric will evaluate the quality of the opening/closing statement written, questions developed, participation in the trial, and reflection.
Rubric Code:
JX26XA6
By
rws5945
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Subject:
History
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Class Part./Att.
ADVANCED
10 pts
PROFICIENT
8 pts
EMERGING
4 pts
Student/Teacher Score
(N/A)
Preparation
ADVANCED
Strong evidence of student research in the OPENING STATEMENT. There were at least 3 specific historical facts used to validate the Resolution.
PROFICIENT
Some evidence of student research in the OPENING STATEMENT. There are at least 2 historical facts used to validate Resolution.
EMERGING
Little to no evidence of student research in the OPENING STATEMENT. There were less than two historical facts used to validate Resolution.
Student/Teacher Score
Storytelling
ADVANCED
The Resolution was repeated at least 2 times in the Opening Statement.
Storytelling was extremely clear and easy to align with the Resolution. At least 3 specific historical references are tied into the storytelling.
PROFICIENT
The Resolution was mentioned at least 1 time during the Opening Statement. Storytelling was good and aligned with the Resolution. At least 2 specific historical references are tied into the storytelling.
EMERGING
The Resolution was NEVER mentioned during the Opening Statement. The Storytelling was all over the place,and I had a hard time aligning it with the Resolution. Less than 2 specific historical references are tied into the storytelling.
Student/Teacher Score
The Dispute
ADVANCED
Student was explicitly clear of what is being disputed. They were strong in their support of their position. No "cut and paste" job here. They used their own words to explain the dispute.
PROFICIENT
There was evidence of what was being disputed, but it could have been clearer. They were somewhat strong in their support of their position, but could have done more. No cut and paste.
EMERGING
Student was unclear of what was being disputed. They were weak in their support of their position. They merely read and it appeared to be a "cut and paste" job and not their own words.
Student/Teacher Score
Definition of Words
ADVANCED
Student defined at least 2 or more words in the Opening Statement and did not assume anything. The definitions helped me to follow the storytelling.
PROFICIENT
Students defined at least 1 word in the Opening Statement. I wondered about a few of the words they were using, because I was unsure if they understood their meaning.
EMERGING
Student gave ZERO definitions in their Opening Statement. They used words that I know they did not understand, and they assumed I did know. No effort to define was given.
Student/Teacher Score
Anticipate Opposition
ADVANCED
Student identified an anticipated argument from the opposition. Student offered a solution to that argument, and it was clear and to the point.
PROFICIENT
Student identified and anticipated argument from the opposition, but did not follow completely through with a solution to that argument. It was a slight disconnect.
EMERGING
The student NEVER identified and anticipated argument from the opposition. Student offered no solutions to any arguments that may counter him or her.
Student/Teacher Score
Subjects:
English
History
Law
Music
Types:
Presentation
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