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Management Jigsaw- Student Taught Lesson 
Students will work in cooperative groups to create a lesson based on the topics given
Rubric Code: G2432B3
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Management Jigsaw Group Project
  Good

14 pts

Fair

10 pts

Poor

5 pts

Point Total

(N/A)

Visuals

Good

Visuals were used effectively to help demonstrate the concept taught. (either video, power point, notes, handouts, etc.)
Fair

Visuals were used to help demonstrate the concept taught, but were very basic. Did not visually appeal to lesson.
Poor

Visuals were not appropriate or effective to represent the concepts taught.
Point Total
Lecture/Teaching

Good

Lecture included all necessary concepts. Your group effectively taught the material before giving students practice and assessment. All group members spoke during the lesson.
Fair

Lecture was based on the key ideas, but excluded some concepts that are important to management, and did not effectively help to teach students. Not every spoke during the presentation
Poor

Lecture was not based on the key ideas, excluded many concepts, and did not provide real world applications or examples . Only one person delivered the information.
Point Total
Hands-On/ Minds-On

Good

Demonstration/presentation and/or hands-on activity was included in the lesson and was related to helping students understand the material.
Fair

Demonstration and/or hands-on activity was included in the lesson However,students didn't make relevant connections and it was hard to understand
Poor

Demonstration and/or hands-on activity was not included in the lesson or it was not related to concepts being taught.
Point Total
Engagement

Good

Opening & Closing of lesson was brief but effective to get attention. There was a summary of the lesson at the end. Learners were very involved.
Fair

Opening/Closing was too lengthy and did not really give a summary of the lesson. Learners were somewhat involved.
Poor

No opening/closing was presented, and/or engagement was minimum.
Point Total
Assessment/Assignment

Good

Peers were given an assessment or assignment to help the learning process. The assignment aligns with the management concepts and was well thought out. Used creative avenues to make sure the class was knowledgeable about the material.
Fair

Peers were given an assessment or assignment designed to help the learning process, but the learners didn't understand the material.
Poor

Assignment did not provide for review of needed knowledge.
Point Total
Creativity

Good

Creativity was highly represented in the lesson. Learners were excited and interested in the lesson. Students were actively participating and engaged.
Fair

Creativity was represented in the lesson. Not all learners were excited and interested in the lesson. Group used basic presentation strategies (reading off slides).
Poor

Creativity was not represented in the lesson. Learners were not excited and interested in the lesson. Poor planning was shown by a lack of effort of the student teachers.
Point Total
Effective Time Management

Good

Group used class time well. Students worked on their presentation all class period by researching, developing their delivery strategy and practicing their presentation.
Fair

Group used some of the class time to work on project, but lost focus and worked on other things.
Poor

Groups did not use class time well. Most were doing other things and were completely unfocused. Procrastinated until the last minute
Point Total



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