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Landing the Job of Your Dreams! - Rubric

For each different scoring section, the amount of Weight Points reflects the maximum number of points you can receive if you score within that section. (Example: a Fair score will be anywhere from 6 - 8 points)

Rubric Code: J3XC6C

By clayharned

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Subject: Business

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Landing the Job of Your Dreams!
	Good 10 pts	Fair 8 pts	Poor 5 pts
Chosen "Dream Job"	Good Student was specific in stating what "dream job" they chose. They included the real person they researched and the Forbes 500 company they work for.	Fair Student was specific in stating what "dream job" they chose. The student may not have included the real person they researched and/or the Forbes 500 company they work for.	Poor Student was not specific in what "dream job" they chose. The student did not include the real person they researched or the Forbes 500 company they work for.
Research	Good Student gave a detailed, in-depth story on how the person they researched got to their position today.	Fair Student gave a story on how the person they researched got to their position today, but was not in-depth and may have left out some details.	Poor Student did not give a detailed, in-depth story on how the person they researched got to their position today.
Presentation	Good Student's presentation to the class was in the form of visual media, using some form of computer technology.	Fair Student's presentation to the class included visuals, but did not use some form of computer technology.	Poor Student's presentation to the class did not include visuals and no computer technology was used.
Spelling / Grammar	Good The students presentation includes no errors in spelling and grammar.	Fair The students presentation includes 3 or fewer errors in spelling and grammar.	Poor The students presentation includes more than 3 errors in spelling and grammar.
Citations / Sources	Good Students include a bibliography page or have properly cited the sources used in the presentation.	Fair Students have properly cited some but not all sources used in the presentation.	Poor Students have not included a bibliography page or have not cited sources used in the presentation.