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YOU TEACH THE CLASS 
Develop a lesson to be taught that highlights the objectives for your topic of matter. You must use technology in some way, include key vocabulary, and have the class do homework and a quiz.
Rubric Code: LX5WA88
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Subject: Physics  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric YOU TEACH THE LESSON
  POOR (D or below work)

12 pts

FAIR (C work)

15 pts

WELL DONE (B work)

18 pts

SPECTACULAR (A work)

20 pts

CONTENT DEPTH-COMPLEXITY

Covering the objectives

POOR (D or below work)

Needs more information or more accurate information. Information was simple, insufficient and/or irrelevant.
FAIR (C work)

Valid content but little depth or elaboration; sparse information and examples. Simple, basic information; limited critical thinking is evident.
WELL DONE (B work)

Covers objectives effectively. Topic well developed; explores the topic beyond facts and details. Critical thinking evident; compares and contrasts; integrates topic to other disciplines.
SPECTACULAR (A work)

Goes beyond objectives to explain topic. Precise, in-depth information; describes complex concepts and relationships between matter, and
analyzes multiple examples of how matter changes.
PRESENTATION

Interactive, Engaging, Memorable

POOR (D or below work)

Soft voice, hard to understand, weak, poor confidence and competence, poor eye contact, unclear directions to class
FAIR (C work)

Normal voice tone, some eye contact, some confidence and competence, unclear directions.
WELL DONE (B work)

Passion in voice some of the time, good eye contact, confident and competent, clear directions.
SPECTACULAR (A work)

Excited about topic, great eye contact; very confident and competent, clear, directions.
VOCABULARY/NOTES

POOR (D or below work)

Bare minimum in coverage of vocabulary and objective content.
FAIR (C work)

Adequate, somewhat clear presentation of vocabulary and objectives; no student interaction or check points for understanding.
WELL DONE (B work)

Creative integration of vocabulary and objectives with some examples.
SPECTACULAR (A work)

Thorough integration of vocabulary and objectives with several examples; students required to do check points for understanding and are involved in lecture.
QUIZ

Assessment; Graded papers

POOR (D or below work)

Disorganized, messy. Did not assess knowledge of content.

Did not have key for quiz, nor were quizzes graded.
FAIR (C work)

Adequate; needed more work and attention to detail. Somewhat assesses knowledge of content.

May or may not have had key for quiz, but did not grade quizzes.
WELL DONE (B work)

Attractive and Appealing; neat and complete, easy to follow & understand directions. Assesses knowledge of content in one way.

Had a key for quiz and graded quizzes.
SPECTACULAR (A work)

Eye catching, and organized, beyond expectations. Assesses knowledge of content in multiple ways.

Had a key for quiz and graded quizzes in a timely manner.
MATERIALS

PPT, pictures, papers, etc.

POOR (D or below work)

No powerpoint used for presentation. No handouts for class.
FAIR (C work)

Has a powerpoint; not efficient with powerpoint and limited pictures and slides. Some handouts for class.
WELL DONE (B work)

Powerpoint used to guide the lesson, adequate amount of pictures or diagrams. Good amount of slides Handouts for all of class.
SPECTACULAR (A work)

Spectacular powerpoint that is used to guide class to understanding of material. Pictures and diagrams support powerpoint and are not just filler. Handouts for the class are present and informational.
ATTIRE

POOR (D or below work)

Not Professional
FAIR (C work)

Only one person group not dressed professionaly
WELL DONE (B work)

All dressed nicely.
SPECTACULAR (A work)

All of group could pass as a teacher.



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