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Nationalism--A Force for Good or Evil?
This rubric is for the group multi-media presentation answering the question: Nationalism, a force for good or evil? using historical evidence from the 19th century to support position.
Rubric Code:
WXX48W7
By
senor_oro
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Subject:
History
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Nationalism Presentation
Advanced
3 pts
Proficient
2 pts
Emerging
1 pts
Notes
(N/A)
Collaboration
Advanced
Presentation reflects abundant evidence of collaboration.
All group members are actively involved in presentation
Proficient
Presentation reflects some evidence of collaboration.
One group member is not actively involved in presentation
Emerging
Presentation presents little evidence of collaboration.
More than one group member is not actively involved in presentation.
Notes
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Content
Advanced
Presentation has a strong thesis that answers the question.
Presentation skillfully integrates historical evidence from the 19th century to support position.
Proficient
Presentation has a clear thesis and answers the question.
Presentation uses historical evidence to support answer, however, support may not clearly support position or comes from a period other than the 19th century.
Emerging
Presentation has no clear thesis and doesn't really answer question.
Presentation uses little or no historical evidence to support position. Historical evidence used does not support position and may come from a period other than the 19th century.
Notes
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Multi-Media
Advanced
Presentation cleverly integrates all three media: video, sound and text.
Presentation reflects a unified tone and concept that is effective.
Proficient
Presentation uses all three media: video, sound and text.
Presentation has some evidence that group considered both tone and concept.
Emerging
Presentation fails to use all three media: video, sound and/or text.
Presentation does not seem to have considered either tone and/or concept.
Notes
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Presentation Quality
Advanced
Audio-visual elements of presentation are excellent. Presentation maintains appropriate volume and speed of delivery.
Music if used, enhances presentation and graphics are relevant and demonstrate a fairly complete understanding of subject.
Graphics are consistent with text and creativity is evident throughout.
Proficient
Audio-visual elements are satisfactory. Presentation's
tone, volume, speed are are somewhat inconsistent.
Music, if used, mostly matches theme and graphics are relevant and demonstrate satisfactory understanding of subject.
Graphics mostly consistent with text.
Emerging
Audio-visual elements are unsatisfactory. Presentation's tone, volume, speed are inconsistent and interfere with audience ability to follow presentation.
Music, if used, is inappropriate and does not match theme and graphics are irrelevant and demonstrate lack of understanding of subject.
Graphics and text are inconsistent.
Notes
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Keywords:
Nationalism, Presentation, Multi-Media, Group
Subjects:
History
Types:
Presentation
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