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Fallacy Poster Presentation

Students will demonstrate their understanding of one type of rhetorical fallacy by designing a visual representation and explaining it to the class. (Springboard ELA6 2.14)

Rubric Code: N692XW

By ecoyle

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Subject: Journalism

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Fallacy Poster
	Exemplary 8 pts	Proficient 6 pts	Limited Proficiency 4 pts	Not Proficient 2 pts
Oral Presentation/Explanation	Exemplary Communicates a compelling understanding of the chosen fallacy. explains both the meaning and the purpose of the chosen fallacy,and how the illustration ties in, without the need of repeat explanations.	Proficient Communicates an understanding of the chosen fallacy; explains both the meaning and the purpose of the chosen fallacy,and how the illustration ties in, with one request to repeat explanation due to voice issues.	Limited Proficiency Able to discuss the chosen fallacy, but without clarity to the audience of the purpose and/or meaning and/or illustrative tie in; may experience several requests to repeat explanation due to voice issues.	Not Proficient Demonstrates little to no understanding of the chosen fallacy, through communication skills; cannot explain the meaning and/or the purpose of the chosen fallacy,OR provides an incorrect explanation, OR makes so many mistakes that he/she must be prompted by teacher many times. OR laughs through-out presentation OR uses a sarcastic /negative or laissez-faire type attitude.
Visual Representation	Exemplary Amazing use of color and space, neat in appearance, genre title and fallacy title are clear and displayed in straight lines, definition is direct & to the point, illustration is clearly recognizable, demonstrates imagination and creativity. Kudos!	Proficient Good use of color and space, neat in appearance, genre title and fallacy title are clear and displayed in straight lines, definition is direct & to the point, illustration is clearly recognizable.	Limited Proficiency Adequate use of color & spacing but looks a little hurried. May be missing one or two of the elements of proficiency.	Not Proficient Uses little to no demonstration of color and/or space, the appearance is either mostly blank or extremely sloppy. It is evident a ruler was not used, genre title and/or the fallacy title are non-existent and/ or illegible,illustrations are too small/ too large/ non-existent or unintelligible.
Proofreading	Exemplary No errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation and capitalization.	Proficient One error in spelling, grammar, punctuation or capitalization.	Limited Proficiency Two errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation or capitalization.	Not Proficient Three or more errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation or capitalization.
Source Documentation	Exemplary At least three citations are provided, in MLA style, glued to the back of the poster, along with printed name, date and class period.	Proficient At least two citations are provided, in MLA style, glued to the back of the poster, along with printed name, date and class period.	Limited Proficiency One citation is provided, on the back of the poster, along with printed name, date and class period.	Not Proficient Somehow, something is scribbled somewhere about stuff.

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fallacies, persuasion

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