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Weebly Website Weebly Website You will be graded on how well you participated in this debate, the quality of your discussion/collaboration, the research and evidence you found and used to support your stance, and your final reflection. Rubric Code: EXCA372 By cshuler2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Online Debate & Discussion
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Debate Participation	Good 100% participation in all debate discussions (teacher-led, group, and one-on-one).	Fair Missed one debate discussion.	Poor Missed two or more debate discussions.
Research/Evidence	Good Thoughtful, accurate evidence presented to support stance during debate. At least 8 sources were cited.	Fair Somewhat thoughtful, somewhat accurate evidence presented to support stance during debate. Only 4-7 sources were cited.	Poor Little to no evidence was provided to support stance. Relied heavily on one's own opinion to carry debate. 0-4 sources were cited.
Stance	Good A stance on the issue is clearly taken. If you were swayed on your stance throughout the debates, you have clearly articulated why your stance has changed and which peer(s) or evidence chanced your mind.	Fair A stance on the issue is not clearly taken. Debates lead others unsure of which side you have taken.	Poor No stance has been clearly taken, and little evidence is shown that you care to debate one side of the issue or the other.
Final Reflection	Good Demonstrates a very thoughtful reflection of one's own learning. Expresses one's own strengths and shortcomings, thoughts on the process of debate and respect for others' ideas, and shows a true growth experience.	Fair Demonstrates a surface-level reflection of one's own learning. A reflection of one's own strengths and shortcomings are vague or nonexistent, and shows a surface-level reflection on the process of the debate.	Poor Little to no reflection on one's own learning is evident. Summary of debate may be evident, but no reflection on what was learned is shown.