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Hollywood Hall of Fame Project & Presentation

Save Arts in our Schools Project & Presentation

Rubric Code: E2W2973

By cbaurle17

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Subject: Education

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Hollywood Hall of Fame Project
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Content	Excellent Identifies one film or film professional (actor/director) that deserves to be in the Hollywood Hall of Fame, and provides at least five facts about the film/person.	Good Identifies one film or film professional (actor/director) that deserves to be in the Hollywood Hall of Fame, and provides at least three facts about the film/person.	Fair Identifies one film or film professional (actor/director) that deserves to be in the Hollywood Hall of Fame, and provides at least one fact about the film/person.	Poor Identifies one film or film professional (actor/director) that deserves to be in the Hollywood Hall of Fame, but struggles to provide any facts about the film/person.
Connection	Excellent Provides multiple (3+) reasons to emphasize the importance of including this film/person in the hall of fame.	Good Provides some (2) reasons to emphasize the importance of including this film/person in the hall of fame.	Fair Provides few reasons (1) to emphasize the importance of including this film/person in the hall of fame.	Poor Struggles to provide reasons to emphasize the importance of including this film/person in the hall of fame. It is unclear as to why this film/person was chosen.
Visual	Excellent Created one visual (poster, video, powerpoint, drawing, etc.) that exemplifies both creativity and organization/aesthetics. The visual enhances the presentation of their proposal.	Good Created one visual (poster, video, powerpoint, drawing, etc.) that has aspects of creativity and is mostly organized/aesthetically pleasing.	Fair Created one visual (poster, video, powerpoint, drawing, etc.) that is either not creative or organized/aesthetically pleasing. Visual seems incomplete.	Poor Does not create one visual (poster, video, powerpoint, drawing, etc.) OR visual is incomplete.
Presentation	Excellent Stands up for one minute to pitch their film/person to the class by exhibiting all of the following: - good eye contact - positive energy - confidence - verbal clarity (projection & articulation)	Good Stands up for at least 45 seconds to pitch their film/person to the class by exhibiting most of the following: - good eye contact - positive energy - confidence - verbal clarity (projection & articulation)	Fair Stands up for at least 30 seconds to pitch their film/person to the class by exhibiting a few of the following: - good eye contact - positive energy - confidence - verbal clarity (projection & articulation)	Poor Stands up for less than 30 seconds, and struggles to pitch their film/person to the class. Does not exhibit most of the following: - good eye contact - positive energy - confidence - verbal clarity (projection & articulation)

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Education

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