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Greek Scientist Biographical Sketch Rubric
Biographical Sketch Rubric
Students will be assigned a scientist from Ancient Greece. Each student will develop a biographical sketch in video form for the assigned scientist. Understanding the format for organizing your ideas into a biographical sketch utilizing point, evidence, so what.
Rubric Code:
AX85WB2
By
lspooner
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Student assessment
Exceeding Standards
Total Points:
5 pts
Meeting Standards
Total Points:
4 pts
Progressing Towards Standards
Total Points:
3 pts
Does Not Meet Standards
Total Points:
2 pts
Format & Appearance
10 %
Exceeding Standards
Student uses creative headings, pictures and text features to enhance the biographical profile. The biographical profile looks professional, neat and organized
Meeting Standards
Student uses headings, pictures and text features to enhance the biographical profile. The biographical profile looks professional, neat and organized.
Progressing Towards Standards
The use of headings, pictures and text features are not well thought out and do not enhance the biographical profile. The profile may be unorganized and messy.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student does not use headings, pictures and text features. The biographical profile is incomplete.
Point
20 %
Exceeding Standards
Student has a clear topic and narrowed focus. Student creatively uses high level grammatical structures.
Meeting Standards
Student has a clear topic and narrowed focus. Student uses correct grammatical structures.
Progressing Towards Standards
Student's focus may be too general. Student has grammatical errors.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student does not have a clear focus. Grammatical errors interfere with comprehension.
Elaboration
20 %
Exceeding Standards
Presentation clearly describes how the scientist changed history and science.
Meeting Standards
Presentation clearly describes how the scientist changed history or science.
Progressing Towards Standards
How the scientist changed history or science is somewhat clear.
Does Not Meet Standards
How the scientist changed history or science is unclear.
Evidence
20 %
Exceeding Standards
Student uses more than three quotes or paraphrases, which clearly and creatively connect to the main focus. Student uses high level grammatical structures.
Meeting Standards
Student uses at least three quotes or paraphrases which connect to the main focus. Student uses correct grammatical structures.
Progressing Towards Standards
Student uses less than three quotes or paraphrases which may not clearly connect to the main focus. Student has many grammatical errors.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student uses less than three quotes or paraphrases which do not clearly connect to the main focus. Grammatical errors interfere with comprehension.
Effect
20 %
Exceeding Standards
Audience is left with a clear understanding of what the scientist was striving for or accomplished.
Meeting Standards
Audience is left with a mostly clear understanding of what the scientist was striving for or accomplished.
Progressing Towards Standards
Audience is left with a somewhat clear understanding of what the scientist was striving for or accomplished.
Does Not Meet Standards
Audience is left with an unclear understanding of what the scientist was striving for or accomplished.
So What?/Analysis!
10 %
Exceeding Standards
Student makes high level connections and ties the entire presentation together in a creative final analysis leaving the reader with a sense of closure.
Meeting Standards
Student makes connections and ties the entire presentation together in a final analysis leaving the reader with a sense of closure.
Progressing Towards Standards
Student attempts to make connections to tie the presentation together. Analysis is not evident and reader may be left confused.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student does not make connections to tie the presentation together. Analysis is not evident and reader may be left confused.
Keywords:
Biographical Sketch
Subjects:
English
Science
Types:
Project
Writing
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