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Persuasive Poster

This poster will inform students about the many facets of disabilities

Rubric Code: N3736B

By pamelahimes

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Public Rubric

Subject: Vocational

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Disabilities Poster
	Advanced 5 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Basic 3 pts	Unacceptable 1 pts
Information	Advanced The information provided is well thought out, detailed and creative. Poster encourages a positive outlook towards the student with a disability.	Proficient Information is factual, accurate and the required amount. Poster encourages a positive outlook towards the students with disabilities.	Basic Information is factual and accurate but does not meet required amount of facts. Poster does not promote a positive outlook towards the learning disabled individual.	Unacceptable No factuall information. The poster does not promote a positive outlook towards the learning disabled individual.
Visual Organization	Advanced Poster is organized Title/headline draws attention to the poster. Poster is creatively laid out.	Proficient Poster is organized and the viewer knows what is being conveyed. The title or headline, is visible but does not draw attention to the poster	Basic Poster is not very organized. It is hard to tell what the poster represents. Title is either missing or lost among the visuals on the poster	Unacceptable Poster looks like it was thrown together at the last minute. No apparent organization of information. No rough outline accompanies final project.
Neatness	Advanced Writing is neat and easy to read. No spelling errors.	Proficient Writing/illustrations are legible. Poster contains 1-2 spelling errors.	Basic Words are difficult to read. Poster contains over 2 spelling errors.	Unacceptable Unclean, paste is messy things are coming loose. Jagged edges. No illustrations or illustrations do not follow the theme.
Clean up	Advanced The work area was left neat and orderly on a daily basis.	Proficient On most days the work area was left neat and orderly.	Basic Scraps were left behind for somone else to clean	Unacceptable Student did not clean the area of scraps, magazines . scissors, etc.