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Forensic poster board presentation Forensic poster board presentation Students will create a poster presentation of forensic topic they choose from the timeline activity. The poster will include history and current information on how it is used today. Rubric Code: H42369 By cpolumbo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Forensics Poster Rubric
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 7 pts	Good 10 pts
Forensic pictures	Poor Less than Three pictures Incorrectly identified or hard to see details, not in focus	Fair Three pictures of erosion. One or more pictures incorrectly identified or hard to see details or not in focus *Information provided about only one picture	Good Three or more pictures Correctly identified with easy to see details and in focus. *Information provided about two or more pictures
Graphic relevance	Poor No information is provided All facts provided are incorrect Difficult to read	Fair *At least two correct facts about forencis are provided in easy to read format	Good *Three or more correct facts about forensics are provided in easy to read format
Content-accuracy	Poor Content is not accurate Missing history or current application	Fair At least one idea is not accurate History or current application poorly explained or incomplete	Good Content is accurate Explanation of history and current application is complete and easily understood
Overall Spelling & Neatness	Poor 5 or more spelling errors Unorganized *Careless work	Fair 3-4 spelling errors Somewhat organized *No attention to detail	Good 2 or less spelling errors Very organized *Great attention to detail
Overall	Poor Poster is messy or poorly designed and layout is poor. Audience doesn't learn from topic presented.	Fair Poster is somewhat messy or design is adequate. Audience learns something from topic presented.	Good Poster is organized and attractive to look at. Good layout. Board pops. Audience learns from topic presented.