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Outliers Jigsaw Project 
Outliers Jigsaw Project
After reading a chapter of Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell, students present a summary, key claims and evidence, and important vocabulary from the chapter
Rubric Code: QX66W6W
By jmelsha
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

12 pts

Fair

14 pts

Good

16 pts

Exceptional

20 pts

Central Idea

Poor

Central idea or claim is not stated or explained. Student does not show understanding of central idea and it is not included in graphics or slides.
Fair

Central idea or claim is stated and explained. Student may not be clear or show understanding of the central idea. Central idea is not included in graphics
Good

Central idea or claim is clearly stated and emphasized. Students understand and can explain the central idea. May be included in graphic(s)
Exceptional

Central idea or claim is clearly stated and emphasized. Students obviously understand the central idea or argument. Included in graphic or slide presentation
Supporting evidence

Poor

No evidence is presented to support the central idea or claim.
Fair

Evidence may or may not be presented, and may or may not be explained clearly to audience. It may not be part of the graphics
Good

Presentation presents the evidence supporting the central idea or claim. This information is included in the presentation and emphasized for the audience.
Exceptional

Presentation clearly states and explains the supporting evidence for the central idea. Evidence is presented in a way that audience can remember it
Key Vocabulary

Poor

There is no vocabulary included in the presentation
Fair

Key words are presented or mentioned, but not defined
Good

Key words are presented and defined
Exceptional

Key words are presented, defined, and explained as to why they are important to understanding the chapter
Visual Element

Poor

There is no visual element or it is obviously done in haste
Fair

The visual element is done, but may not be completely clear, uncluttered, or is missing one or more of the required elements of the presentation
Good

Visual element is well done, clear, uncluttered, and has all required elements for the presentation
Exceptional

Visual element is exceptionally well done, easy to read, clear, uncluttered, and has all the required elements for the presentation
Group Collaboration

Poor

Only one member of the group speaks or presents
Fair

One or more members of the group do not speak and do not appear to have had a role in the final presentation
Good

Each member of the group participates in the final presentation
Exceptional

Each member of the group participates in the presentation and clearly had a role in designing the final product



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