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Red Sucker Lake Report

Territorial Land Claims essay

5w report explaining Aboriginal perspectives regarding the use of natural resources.

Rubric Code: NCXCXW

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Subject: Geography

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Red Sucker Lake Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Knowledge and Understanding The student understands the outcomes of the land claim disputes in the west	Poor Limited understanding of the materials of the unit to draw a conlusion regarding the question.	Fair Some understanding, though lacking completeness and clarity, of the materials of the unit to draw a conclusion regarding the question.	Good A clear and comprehensive understanding of the materials of the unit to draw a conclusion regarding the question.	Excellent A clear, comprehensive, and insightful understanding of the materials of the unit to draw a conclusion reagrding the question.
Application The student, having interpreted the materials of the unit, is able to arrive at an independent position regarding the questiof who had more claim to territory in the west	Poor Little awareness of the facts presented by the unit and poorly reasoned position regarding the question	Fair Basic acknowledgement of the facts presented by the unit and some sense of their position regarding the question	Good Thoughtful understanding and appropriate evaluation of the facts presented by the unit.	Excellent Highly developed, thoughtful and well articulated evaluation of the facts presented by the unit.
Format Writing is consistent with expository style and demonstrates proper mechanics and style	Poor Little or no resemblance to format. Numerous errors in conventions that interfere with meaning.	Fair Several deviations from format; paragraphs are inadequate; does not follow primary directions. Several errors present that demonstrate limited control of conventions.	Good Little deviation from assigned format; over or under length. writing is fluent but not interesting. Conventions are mostly accurate. Proofreading is necessary to eliminate minor mistakes	Excellent Format is as outlined with form, prompt and answer complete.Writing is fluent and lively. Demonstrates complete control of conventions and editing.
Completion Notes demonstrate careful research and all 5ws are present	Poor Notes are limited in explanation and not all 5ws are completed	Fair Notes include just the basic facts for each of the 5ws.	Good Notes contain all necessary information to develop the 5ws	Excellent Notes are thorough in explanation and go beyond obvious facts.