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Martin Luther King Jr Rubric Code: LXAAX5X By jaclyndenniston Draft Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Martin Luther King Jr
	Excellent 4 pts	Great Job 3 pts	Getting there! 2 pts	Not Quite 1 pts
Requirements	Excellent All requirements are met and even exceeded.	Great Job All Requirements have been achieved.	Getting there! All Requirements have been achieved.A few requirements were met, but student needs to develop more understanding of the materials.	Not Quite More than two requirements have not been completely met.
Attractiveness	Excellent Student makes excellent use of fonts, makes sufficient use of graphic effects, color and enhances the presentation to the best of their ability.	Great Job Student makes good use of fonts, makes sufficient use of graphic effects, color and enhances the presentation to the best of their ability.	Getting there! Makes use of fonts, makes use if graphic effects and color but occasionally drifts or distracts from the presentation content.	Not Quite Does not make sufficient use of fonts, graphic effects and color, and presentation is displayed poorly.
Content	Excellent Covers topic is depth with details, subject knowledge is excellent.	Great Job Subject knowledge appears to be good. The essential information is included.	Getting there! Includes the essential information necessary to complete the assignment but there are a few factual errors.	Not Quite Content is very minimal and there were several factual errors.
Organization	Excellent Content is organized very well and student used bullets/proper sentence grammar and structure to form their ideas.	Great Job Content is organized well and student used bullets/proper sentence grammar and structure to form their ideas.	Getting there! Student uses bullets/proper sentence structure to form their ideas but content is logically disorganized for the most part.	Not Quite There was no clear logical organizational structure, just many facts relevant to the topic/idea.