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An American Response to the Crisis in Syria 
Gandhi Speech/Letter
Rubric Code: DACA79
By mrtorres
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Public Rubric
Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric US Response to Syria
  Poor

2 pts

Fair

4 pts

Satisfactory

6 pts

Good

8 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Creativity

Poor

Poster/Letter has no creativity, and is either lacking relevant information from chosen speech
Fair

Poster/Letter lacks creativity and incorporates little or no information from chosen speech
Satisfactory

Poster/Letter has some creativity and incorporates some relevant information from chosen speech
Good

Poster/Letter is creative and incorporates a very relevant information from chosen speech
Excellent

Poster/Letter is very creative and incorporation of relevant information from chosen speech, use of a quote has a major impact on poster/letter
Understanding political speeches

Poor

Poster/Letter demonstrates no understanding of both political speeches regarding American intervention in Syria. Poster/Letter uses no convincing arguments from chosen speech
Fair

Poster/Letter demonstrates a poor understanding of both political speeches regarding American intervention in Syria. Poster/Letter incorrectly uses convincing arguments from chosen speech
Satisfactory

Poster/Letter demonstrates a limited understanding of both political speeches regarding American intervention in Syria. Poster/Letter uses one convincing argument from chosen speech
Good

Poster/Letter demonstrates a good understanding of both political speeches regarding American intervention in Syria. Poster/Letter uses two convincing arguments from chosen speech
Excellent

Poster/Letter demonstrates an excellent understanding of both political speeches regarding American intervention in Syria. Poster/Letter superbly uses two convincing arguments from chosen speech
Persuasion

Poor

Poster/Letter has no element of persuasion.
Fair

Poster/Letter has a fair element of persuasion.
Satisfactory

Poster/Letter has some element of persuasion.
Good

Poster/Letter has a good element of persuasion.
Excellent

Poster/Letter has a great element of persuasion.
Mechanics/Grammar

Poor

Poster/Letter has very poor sentence structure, and many grammar mistakes and mispellings.
Fair

Poster/Letter has poor sentence structure, and many grammar mistakes and mispellings.
Satisfactory

Poster/Letter has satisafctory sentence structure, and some grammar mistakes and mispellings.
Good

Poster/Letter has good sentence structure, and few grammar mistakes and mispellings.
Excellent

Poster/Letter has great sentence structure, and very minimal grammar mistakes and mispellings.
Poster/Letter Requirements

Poor

Poster has no color. Letter does not meet requirements, and does not address the task
Fair

Poster has very little color. Letter poorly meets requirements. Poorly attempts to address the task
Satisfactory

Poster has some little color. Letter somewhat meets requirements. Somewhat attempts to address the task
Good

Poster has color. Letter meets requirements. Addresses the task
Excellent

Poster has vibrant use of color. Letter exceeds requirements. Successfully addresses the task




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