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Endangered Species Report 
Student partners did a research report on an endangered species.
Rubric Code: B74878
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Subject: Science  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Endangered Species
  Poor

2 pts

Fair

4 pts

Good

6 pts

Perfect

8 pts

Introduction (a)

Poor

4 pieces of information are missing; but the information that is there is complete
Fair

3 pieces of information are missing, but the information that is there is complete.
Good

1-2 pieces of information are missing; but the information that is there is complete
Perfect

Scientific name, size and physical description, what it eats, how it reproduces, and its life span are all included
Introduction (b)

Poor

3 pieces of information are missing, but the information that is there is complete
Fair

2 pieces of information are missing, but the information that is present is complete
Good

1 piece of information is missing, but the information that is present it complete
Perfect

Habitat (where it prefers to live, climate and geographic location and biome) and adaptations are all included
Issues

Poor

Explanation of why the species is endangered is missing information, or doesn't make sense, and current status of species is missing
--- Or ----
explanation is completely missing, but status of the species is present.
Fair

Explanation of why the species is complete, along with the level. Status of the species in the wild and in captivity are missing.
Good

Explanation of why the species is complete, along with the level. Status of species in the wild OR in captivity is missing.
Perfect

Explanation of why the species is complete, along with the level. Current status of species in the wild and captivity are included
Preservation Plan

Poor

Persuation is based on emotional reasons and all other information is missing.
Fair

Factual information as to why the species should be saved (one reason). Other factors and good persuation techniques are missing.
Good

Factual information as to why the speies should be saved (one reason), other factors are mentioned good persuation techniques.
Perfect

Factual information is provided as to why the species should be saved (at least two reasons). Other factors are mentioned, good persuation techniques.
Decision Making

Poor

Plan is outlined, but preserves, negotiations, and cost of preservation are not mentioned.
Fair

Plan is outlined, but does not include either preserves or negotiations as an option. Cost of preservation is not mentioned.
Good

Plan is outlined, but does not include either preserves or negotiations as an option. Cost of preservation is compared to the cost of extinction.
Perfect

Plan is outlined on what can be done, it includes whether preserves or negotiations are an option. Cost of preservation is compared to the cost of extinction.
Recommendations

Poor

Recommendations are made, but do not make sense in the real world.
Fair

Recommendations are made, but neither reasoning or explanation are included.
Good

Recommendations are made, but either reasoning or explanation are missing.
Perfect

Recommendations are made, with clear reasoning and explanation.
Use of time/Audience

Poor

Had to be redirected over 7 times during class, showed other groups respect while they were presenting.
---OR---
Had to be redirected 3-7 times and did not show respect while other groups were presenting in class.
Fair

Had to be redirected 3- 7 times during class, showed other groups respect while they were presenting.
---OR----
Had to be redirected 1- 3 times and did not show respect while other groups were presenting in class.
Good

Had to be redirected 1-3 times during class time, showed other groups respect while they were presenting.
Perfect

Used all class time properly, showed other groups respect while they were presenting.
presentation length

Poor

Presentation is less than two minutes or over 6 minutes long.
Fair

Presntation is 2 minutes long
Good

Presentation is 3 minutes long.
Perfect

Presentation is 4 minutes long.
Graphical components

Poor

Only the picture is present.
Fair

Map or food web is present and information is correct and easily visible.
---OR---
Components are missing and information is incorrect and it is not eaily visible.
Good

One of the three components is missing, but all those there are correct and easily visible.
---OR---
All three components are there but information is incorrect and/or is not easily visible.
Perfect

Map, food web and picture are present, all are correct and easily visible.
Works Cited

Poor

One work is cited correctly.
Fair

Only two works are cited correctly and one is not a web site.
Good

All three works are cited, but not correctly. One source is not a web site.
Perfect

At least three works are cited, using MLA format and one source is not a web site.
Presentation

Poor

Obviously not practiced very much.
Fair

Many mistakes and filler words.
Good

Practiced with many filler words.
Perfect

Obviously practice, with few mistakes or filler words.
Poster/powerpoint/overhead

Poor

Not visually pleasing, no color was used.
Fair

VIsually pleasing, no color was used, has a few errors.
Good

Visually pleasing, bright colors were used, has a few errors.
Perfect

Visually pleasing, bright colors were used and free of errors.




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