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YOU TEACH THE LESSON 
Develop a lesson to enhance the most important information about the age of exploration an interactive, engaging presentation. You must use technology in some way, and include vocabulary. All partners must know your content and lesson fully in case you have to teach on your own. If you are absent, you will need to set up a time with me to make-up your teaching time.
Rubric Code: GX25X75
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  POOR

LEW

2 pts

FAIR

AE

6 pts

WELL DONE

ME

10 pts

SPECTACULAR

MED

14 pts

CONTENT DEPTH-COMPLEXITY

POOR

Needs more information or more accurate information, Information was insufficient or irrelevant , very simple
FAIR

Valid content but little depth or elaboration;sparse information and presentation, Simple, basic information; limited critical thinking is evident
WELL DONE

Covers topic effectively;well developed;explores the topic beyond facts and details, Critical thinking evident;compares and contrasts; integrates topics, time or disciplines
SPECTACULAR

Precise data;in-depth;<BR>
well-supported;<BR>
develops complex concepts and relationships,Beyond expected level;<BR>
analyzes multiple perspectives and issues,abstract thinking
Input Presentation

Interactive, Engaging, Memorable

POOR

Soft voice, hard to understand, weak, poor confidence and competence, poor eye contact, unclear directions
FAIR

Normal voice tone, some eye contact, some confidence and competence, unclear directions
WELL DONE

Passion in voice some of the time, good eye contact, confident and competent, clear directions
SPECTACULAR

Excited about topic, great eye contact; very confident and competent, clear, directions
Product

POOR

Poorly done; not engaging, incomplete
FAIR

Somewhat engaging and interactive, somewhat memorable
WELL DONE

Creative integration; active and engaging,
SPECTACULAR

Unique ideas; Well organized; interesting
Beyonce's Word

POOR

Bare minimum for requirement
FAIR

Adequate presentation of vocabulary; no student interaction
WELL DONE

Creative integration of vocabulary; students required to reproduce
SPECTACULAR

Thorough integration of vocabulary; students required to know/reproduce terms
Bell Ringer

POOR

Poorly measures student knowledge of your objective.
FAIR

Somewhat measures student knowledge of your objective.
WELL DONE

measures student knowledge of your objective.
SPECTACULAR

Exceedingly measures student knowledge of your objective.
Assessment

POOR

Poorly uses multiple measures in order to assess knowledge of objective.
FAIR

Somewhat uses multiple measures in order to assess knowledge of objective.
WELL DONE

Uses multiple measures in order to assess knowledge of objective.
SPECTACULAR

Exceedingly uses multiple measures in order to assess knowledge of objective.
Anticipatory Set

POOR

Does not grab attention of students at introduction of lesson.
FAIR

Somewhat grabs attention of students at introduction of lesson.
WELL DONE

Grabs the attention of all students at introduction of lesson.
SPECTACULAR

Grabs the attention of all students at introduction of lesson and students are excited about lesson.



Keywords:
  • Social Reasoning







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