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iRubric: Social Changes in American Society: 1920's rubric

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Social Changes in American Society: 1920's INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE OF THE 1920S(Quarter of a poster) Front :Person's name as Title collage of pictures, words,and well-known quotes relative to the person Back of Poster: 2 Paragraph essay attached to back .The essay should contain: background information role in the 1920 significance/affect in the 1920s importance to future eras if any Spelling, Punctuation, and neatness also part of grade* Bonus Points for excellent work and added creativityStudent's name on the backside Presentation graded Rubric Code: FX59WB4 By lbthig1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Very Good to Excellent 11 - 20 points 20 pts	Fair to Good 6 - 10 points 10 pts	Poor 0 - 5 points 5 pts	Grade Each category 0 - 20 points Total: 0 - 100 points 20 pts
Grammar/Spelling/Language	Very Good to Excellent There are no grammatical/spelling mistakes on hard copy portfolio documents. The written language is original.	Fair to Good There are 1- 5 grammatical/spelling mistakes on hard copy portfolio documents. The written language used is partially taken from other text/source such as the Internet.	Poor There are more than 5 grammatical/spelling mistakes on hard copy portfolio documents. The written language is totally copied from another text/source such as the Internet.	Grade
Required Information	Very Good to Excellent The portfolio includes all required information above (hard copies of research documents).	Fair to Good The portfolio is missing one or two of the required elements above (hard copies of research documents).	Poor The portfolio is missing more than two of the required elements above (hard copies of research documents).	Grade
Attractiveness	Very Good to Excellent The graphics (pictures/slides/writing) are exceptionally attractive in terms of design, layout, and neatness, etc.	Fair to Good The graphics are acceptably attractive.	Poor The graphics appear quickly designed and thrown together.	Grade
Multimedia Content	Very Good to Excellent All graphics (pictures/slides/writing) relate to the topic, and include written descriptions.	Fair to Good Graphics (pictures/slides/writing) relate, but documents do not have written descriptions	Poor Graphics (pictures/slides/writing) are unrelated to the topic.	Grade
Oral Presentation	Very Good to Excellent The presenter(s) do(es) a nice job of presenting and is knowledgeable about their topic.	Fair to Good The presenter(s) do(es) a nice presentation but needs the aid of portfolio documents (or other group members) to share information.	Poor The presenter(s) seems unprepared in their presentation of information.	Grade