iRubric: Research paper Mexican-American War rubric

Written Format: Missing introduction or conclusion or only 1 paragraph in the body. Paragraph length varies, but averages less than 3 sentences per paragraph.

Oral Presentation: Missing an introduction to the topic or a conclusion/summary. Does not flow with the slide presentation. Student does not project their voice so all in attendance may hear them.

Written Format: Limited Introduction or inconclusive summary.
Each paragraph is at least 3 sentences in length.

Oral Presentation: A good introduction and summary of the project is stated. Sentences are somewhat lacking flow at times. Student projects their voice some of the time but not throughout the complete presentation.

Written Format: Contains an Introduction, 3 paragraph body, and thorough conclusion of information provided.
Each paragraph is at least 4 sentences in length.

Oral Presentation: Contains an interesting introduction of interest to the listener. Information provided matches the slide design and coincides well with the slides. Conclusion relates a reiteration of information provided. Presenter projects their voice well, has practiced their oration and demonstrates a smooth flow o

Written Format: Paper leaves more than one question unanswered and more than 1 fact is incorrect. Information has not been thoroughly research or is incomplete.

Oral Presentation: Information presented is not corroborated and suggests that it is not of factual content.

Written Format: Paper leaves 1 question unanswered and presents 1 incorrect fact. Research has been more thorough and facts are corroborated.

Oral presentation: Information has been researched on the topic from at least one source.

Written Format: Paper answers all questions and all facts are correctly corroborated.

Oral Presentation: Research is shown from multiple sites. In depth study of the topic is rendered and provided, giving interest for more learning on the subject from the audience.