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Media Literacy Project
This project is to show how much you understand how the internet works and how to use it for school projects. There will be multiple parts to this project that will be shown in this rubric.
Rubric Code:
XX7A927
By
at931902
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Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Media Literacy Project
A-Exemplary
5 pts
B-Proficient
4 pts
C-Exceeds Expectations
3 pts
D-Meets Expectations
2 pts
F-Below Requirements/
1 pts
Creating research questions
A-Exemplary
8-10 well created and understood research questions.
Formatted in an academic way.
Answers are presented in clear understanding to the question
B-Proficient
5-8 easily understandable questions.
Formatted correctly in an academic way.
Answers and questions flow with each other.
C-Exceeds Expectations
4-5 easily researched and confirmed questions.
Formatted with 1-2 errors
Answers and questions are close to understandable with minor explanation.
D-Meets Expectations
3-4 questions with little research.
Formatted with 2 to 3 errors
Answers to questions need explanations.
F-Below Requirements/
1-3 Questions with little to no Research
Incorrectly formatted
Answer to questions make very little sense.
Citing internet sources
A-Exemplary
8-10 sources
Correctly formatted
ABC order
Numbered
Title
B-Proficient
5-8 Sources
Correctly formatted
ABC order or Numbered
Title
C-Exceeds Expectations
4-5 Sources
Formatted with 1-2 errors
ABC or Numbered
Title
D-Meets Expectations
3-4 sources
Formatted with 2-3 errors
Listed
Title
F-Below Requirements/
1-3 Sources
Formatted with 4+ errors
Listed
No title
Using statistics
A-Exemplary
8-12 statistics used
Statistics give more weight to answers
Properly formatted
Citations match statistics
B-Proficient
5-8 Statistics used
Statistics are tied to answers
Properly formatted
Citations match statistics
C-Exceeds Expectations
4-5 Statistics used
Statistics show tie to answers
Formatted with 1-2 errors
Citations match Statistics
D-Meets Expectations
3-4 statistics used
Statistics show small tie to answers
Formatted with 2-3 errors
Citations missing
F-Below Requirements/
1-3 statistics used.
Statistics show no relationship to questions
Poorly formatted
Citations missing
Pictures and Design
A-Exemplary
8+ pictures used to show how information would be in real life
Color scheme matches
Design is interesting, creative and shows planning by how it meets with the infographic.
B-Proficient
5-8 pictures used
Color scheme matches
Design is interesting, somewhat creative and shows planning.
C-Exceeds Expectations
4-5 pictures used
Color scheme matches with 1 to 2 errors
Design needs minor explanation.
D-Meets Expectations
3-4 pictures used
Color scheme has 2-3 errors
Design needs explanation in more than 2 parts.
F-Below Requirements/
1-3 pictures used
Multiple color scheme issues
Design needs multiple explanations
Presentation
A-Exemplary
4 -6 minutes
Clearly practiced and each person knows their role.
Clear understanding of topic
Dressed as if they are giving an academic presentation: GTMS dress code, plus no sweatshirts, or t-shirts showing logos.
B-Proficient
3.5-5 Minutes
Practiced and shows known role in presentation with little prompting
Understanding of the topic (Little prompting from partner)
Dressed for presentation. Follows GTMS Dress Code
C-Exceeds Expectations
2.5- 3.5 Minutes
Minor flaws in presentation (mispronounced words, lull in presentation, unclear conclusion)
Follows GTMS Dress Code
D-Meets Expectations
1.5-2.5 minutes
Flaws- Incorrect information given, unclear conclusion, multiple lulls in presentation.
Follows Dress Code.
F-Below Requirements/
0-1.5 minutes
Major Flaws- Very little understanding of what to present
Does not follow dress code.
Behavior
A-Exemplary
Both students gave exemplary behavior, took feedback well and were respectful at all times.
Students used time wisely.
Students worked well together.
B-Proficient
Both Students were well behaved, gave and received good feedback and were respectful at all times.
Students used time wisely.
Students worked well together, 3/4ths of the time.
C-Exceeds Expectations
Individual student showed good behavior most of the time.
Students used time wisely.
Students worked well together 1/2 of the time.
D-Meets Expectations
Individual student did more work than other.
1 student used time wisely.
Students worked together well less than a 1/4th of the time.
F-Below Requirements/
Students misbehaved and were not working together well.
No time was used wisely.
Students were separated and did not finish the project together.
Subjects:
English
Types:
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