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Evaluate students' ability to write a good scientific hypothesis, including identifying Independent Variable (IV) and Dependent Variable (DV).

Use movie making techniques to place a product into a scene of a movie. Movie project should consider using a script, narrations, b-roll, interviews, full credits, or any other element to contribute to the final product.

Students will create a magazine advertisement using persuasive details and emotional appeals, and effective adversiting techniques; complete with logo and word choice. Students also will provide a reflection, stating their advertisement analysis and how the product came to be. Advertisement should be for a product not normally advertised to teens. Choose HOW you want to market it and WHO you want to sell it to. Decide how best you can persuade those buyers to purchase your product.

Create a booth for the annual TMS Earth Day celebration. Booths are based on a yearly theme and will be graded on the criteria on this rubric.

Demonstrate knowledge of a specific time period or event by re-enacting a character from a historical fiction book.

Use peer-reviewed journals and other reliable resources to research a topic and summarize scientific findings.

Tibbetts Middle School Research Paper Rubric.

Constructed response prompts and questions are most often two-three part questions. Answer each part fully to receive the maximum amount of points, which is 4. Answering only one part of the question makes it automatically half the points at most: 4 & 3 are considered proficient, with 2, 1, and 0 -- not being proficient.

Tibbetts Middle School Research Paper Rubric.

This is the rubric used for most of the science labs in this class. Grade is based on what you submit in a final draft of a lab report.

This rubric acts as a guideline and aid to help you get the most points possible on your opinion-editorial writing. This info was directly taken from http://www.courant.com/news/opinion/op_ed/thc-oped-guidelines,0,1252564.htmlstory?coll=hc_news_opinion_op_ed_util.

This evaluation is designed using criteria from the Colorado High School Press Association state journalism contest for news writing.

This rubric is the standard for all ACE writing assignments at Tibbetts Middle School.

This rubric is used to assess how well you use the National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) for your computer application projects. NETS © 2007 International Society for Technology in Education. ISTE® is a registered trademark of the International Society for Technology in Education.

Good story ideas identify good news values. A perfect story would have all six news values covered in a reporting plan. Let's see how your story idea scores based on timeliness, proximity, conflict/tension, prominence, human interest, and impact (consequence).

Page design requires being thoughtful. Use the following guidelines to inform your work.

Journalists are increasingly expected to take their own photos. Photo quality varies ...

Read the following grading criteria and grade yourself before handing anything into be graded or published.