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Drug Abuse Poster Project

Create a poster to educate your class about Chlamydia, Genital Herpes, Gonorrhoea, Genital Warts and one other STI of your choice. You must include the name of the STI, symptoms, treatment, how prevalent it is in NZ any other information that you think may be useful. In addition, a creative anti-drug slogan is to be included in your project.

Rubric Code: EA3BW7

By jothorne

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Subject: Health

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Drugs & Drug Abuse - Poster Project
	Not achieved (N/A)	Achieved (N/A)	Merit (N/A)	Excellence (N/A)
Completeness	Not achieved - missing 2 or more pieces of required information<BR> - information is sketchy<BR>	Achieved - missing 1 piece of required information<BR> - information given is missing a couple of points<BR>	Merit - all required information is present<BR> - information is thorough, with examples where possible	Excellence - all required information is present<BR> - information is very thorough (with examples) and well organized<BR> - some extra information is given
Accuracy	Not achieved - 3 pieces of information in the wrong category <BR> - 0 sources (references) given<BR> - 3 minor errors in your facts OR 2 major errors	Achieved - 2 pieces of information in the wrong category <BR> - 1 sources (references) are given<BR> - 3 minor errors in your facts OR 1 major error	Merit - 1 piece of information in the wrong category <BR> - 2 source (references) are given<BR> - 2 minor errors in your facts	Excellence - more than 3 sources (references) are given on the back<BR> - information is correctly categorized according to ideas<BR> - no errors in your facts
Visual Effectiveness	Not achieved - barely organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are present<BR> - parts are less neat, legible<BR> - little use of colour<BR> - little effort is evident<BR> - few pictures	Achieved - somewhat organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are present<BR> - somewhat neat, legible<BR> - some use of colour<BR> - some effort is evident<BR> - some pictures	Merit - organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are clear<BR> - underlines etc. <BR> - reasonably neat, legible<BR> - some use of colour & pictures<BR> - effort is evident	Excellence - clearly organized<BR> - Titles, dates etc. are clear<BR> - underlines etc. <BR> - neat, legible, good font<BR> - use of colour & pictures<BR> - effort & creativity are evident
Written Conventions	Not achieved - 4 errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions	Achieved - 3 errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions	Merit - 2 errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions	Excellence - no errors in spelling, grammar or other writing conventions
Oral Presentation	Not achieved - presentation sometimes clear<BR> - several pronunciation errors<BR> - voice is often hard to hear<BR> - rushed or too slow<BR> - distracting body language	Achieved - presentation mostly clear<BR> - few pronunciation errors<BR> - voice is sometimes hard to hear<BR> - rushed or too slow<BR> - minor distracting body language	Merit - presentation is clear<BR> - pronunciation is good<BR> - voice is projected to most of room<BR> - reasonable pacing; some rough bits <BR> - non-distracting body language	Excellence - presentation is clear<BR> - pronunciation is excellent<BR> - voice is easily heard throughout the room<BR> - excellent pacing<BR> - confident, calm body language

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