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YOU TEACH THE LESSON YOU TEACH THE LESSON Develop a lesson to teach the most important information about your dramatic time period through an interactive, engaging project or presentation. You must include vocabulary and an assessment (quiz or other) with answer key. Rubric Code: MX87289 By joancrownhodges Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Accounting Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

YOU TEACH THE LESSON
	POOR 1 pts	FAIR 2 pts	WELL DONE 3 pts	!!!SPECTACULAR!! 4 pts
PRESENTATION	POOR Soft voice, hard to understand, weak, poor confidence and competence, poor eye contact, unclear directions	FAIR Normal voice tone, some eye contact, some confidence and competence, unclear directions	WELL DONE Passion in voice some of the time, good eye contact, confident and competent, clear directions	!!!SPECTACULAR!! Excited about topic, great eye contact; very confident and competent, clear directions
Notes	POOR Poorly done; not engaging, incomplete; difficult to understand; can not take notes	FAIR Somewhat engaging, somewhat memorable, notes somewhat able to be understood; able to take basic notes	WELL DONE Creative integration; active and engaging, notes are basically clear and understandable; able to take notes	!!!SPECTACULAR!! Unique ideas; Well organized; interesting notes which are completely clear and understandable; clearly able to take notes
VOCABULARY	POOR Bare minimum for requirement	FAIR Adequate presentation of vocabulary; no student interaction	WELL DONE Creative integration of vocabulary; students can fully comprehend	!!!SPECTACULAR!! Thorough integration of vocabulary; students able to know/reproduce terms
QUIZ/ANSWER KEY	POOR Missing items; disorganized, messy	FAIR Adequate; needs more work and attention to detail, somewhat organized	WELL DONE Attractive and Appealing; neat and complete, easy to follow & understand,	!!!SPECTACULAR!! Eye catching, and organized, beyond expectations.
VISUAL AID	POOR No visual aid(s)	FAIR Visual aid is present, though not cited; visual aid may not make sense	WELL DONE Visual aid(s) present and clear; cited; seems to fit presentation well enough	!!!SPECTACULAR!! Visual aids integrated into presentation smoothly; cited properly; make presentation better