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Civil Rights Presentation

This rubric is based on students notebook having these catagories: Presentation, Class notes/Vocabulary, Worksheets/Syllabus, Returned work, Punctuality

After reading several short stories by Mark Twain write a literary analysis of one story describing how Twain uses literary devices to provide and enhance the satire that speaks to society's need to look at themselves and their follies and foibles in the hope of making an improvement in the foolishness and corruption of society. Support the understanding of satire with references to the text by describing three specific literary devices Twain uses to help him develop the satire in his story.

A rudimentary rubric for a simple argumentative essay on authority using the results of the Stanley Milgram authority experiment. It is used in a introductory critical thinking class designed to build critical thinking proficiencies in underprepared college students.

You will be retelling one of the stories we read in our short story unit. Your retelling should demonstrate your understanding of the parts of the plot of the story as well as the story's theme, setting, and characters. You may use one of the methods I will present on Edmodo or another method as approved by me. If identifying literary elements interferes with the flow of the story or is too distracting, you may identify them separately (in a Word document or something like that).

Create a speech addressing the social injustices today . Include two allusions to currents event, and one allusion to another famous speech or phrase. Be sure to use anaphora to persuade your audience speech must be 1.5 minutes long

Oral communication is a prepared, purposeful presentation designed to increase knowledge, to foster understanding, or to promote change in the listeners' attitudes, values, beliefs, or behaviors. Oral communication takes many forms. This rubric is specifically designed to evaluate oral presentations of a single

Guidelines for scoring an expository essay.

Create a graphic novel that relates to a universal theme. The page must contain the conflict, 3-8 examples of vivid imagery language, 2 examples of dialogue, characters names, irony, a clear mood, satire, and allegory.

3 scale rubric used for self assessment by students for open-ended responses