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Debate

Students will be assigned a side not of their choosing to argue in a debate. Students will develop, research, prepare and ultimately defend their position against the opposing side. Students will be graded in these area: 1) Organization and Clarity, 2) Use of Argument, 3) Use of evidence, 4) Use of Rebuttal, 5) Presentation Style

Rubric Code: LB3C68

By mrsbagley

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Subject: Medical

Type: Presentation

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Debate
	Superior 96-100 4 pts	Adequate 85-95 3 pts	Minimal 76-85 2 pts	Inadequate60-75 1 pts
Introduction 20 % An introduction paragraph is written	Superior 96-100 Name of article and two view points are mentioned.	Adequate 85-95 Name of article is mentions and the idea of two sides is mentioned.	Minimal 76-85 Name of article is mentioned but sides are not mentioned	Inadequate60-75 Introduction is unclear
Use of Argument 30 % Reasons are given to the yes viewpoint	Superior 96-100 2 details are used from the text to support the argument	Adequate 85-95 1 detail is used from the text to support the argument	Minimal 76-85 Details are not from text or unclear.	Inadequate60-75 Details are not from the text and do not make sense.
Use of Argument 30 % Reasons are given to the yes viewpoint	Superior 96-100 2 details are used from the text to support the argument	Adequate 85-95 1 detail is used from the text to support the argument	Minimal 76-85 Details are not from text or unclear.	Inadequate60-75 Details are not from the text and do not make sense.
Personal opinion 10 % Picked one side of the argument.	Superior 96-100 Chosen side is clear and has sup[porting details from text and self.	Adequate 85-95 Chooses one side and it has some supporting details, either text or self.	Minimal 76-85 Chooses one side but has no details.	Inadequate60-75 Does not choose one side , very unclear.
Grammar 10 % Indents, capital letters, punctiation and spelling.	Superior 96-100 1-2 mistakes	Adequate 85-95 3-4 mistakes	Minimal 76-85 5-6 mistakes	Inadequate60-75 more than six mistakes