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Advertising and Persuasion 
Rubric Code: D49W78
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
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Advertising and persuasion

Story telling in oral presentation

Emerging

The student does not tell any story in presentation and/or cannot define/identify
"inflection" or "cadence"
Partially Proficient

The student can identify and define "inflection" and "cadence," but cannot use them effectively in story telling.
Proficient

Student can effectively use story telling techniques while giving presentations
Advanced

The student can use story telling techniques in a powerful, moving or humorous way.
Formal/Informal

Using formal and informal language in story telling.

Emerging

The student cannot differentiate between formal and informal speech.
Partially Proficient

The student can identify aspects of formal and informal speech but cannot put them to use.
Proficient

The student can use formal and informal language in speech effectively.
Advanced

The student can alternate between formal and informal speech depending on his/her purpose and audience.
Analyzing persuasion

Analyzing persuasive techniques in advertising and persuasion.

Emerging

The student cannot identify or define any of the persuasive techniques.
Partially Proficient

The student can define "bandwagon, testimonial and plain folks' appeals and 'pathos, logos and ethos' forms of rhetoric.
Proficient

The student can identify and analyze the use of "bandwagon, testimonial and plain folks" appeals as well as rhetorical forms..
Advanced

The student can evaluate the use author's use of persuasive techniques and rhetorical forms.
Author's purpose

Idenitifying author's purpose in persuasive writing

Emerging

The student cannot define author's purpose or author's perspective
Partially Proficient

The student can define author's purpose and perspective, but cannot identfy them in writing.
Proficient

The student can identify the author's purpose and give the author's perspective.
Advanced

The student can effectively give an alternative perspective to the author's.




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