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iRubric: Antarctica Poster/ or brochure Rubric (Geography)

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Antarctica Poster/ or brochure Rubric (Geography) Create a poster or brochure that illustrates the idea of ONE of these terms, as they apply to ANTARCTICA (a) economic (b) political (c) social (d) environment. Follow the instructions on your "Tourists threaten Antarctica" sheet. Read the article. You may also use an electronic device. Work in groups of 2 or 3. Your poster will be marked /40. Rubric Code: NX4A56C By rbhaduri Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Coverage of Topic	Poor Details on poster or brochure have little or nothing to do with your topic (economic, political, social, environment)	Fair Details on the poster or brochure are adequate. The audience needs more information to understand the message.	Good The poster or brochure has important details. The audience "gets" the message, and is informed about the topic (ONE of economic, political, social, or environmental impact on Antarctica)	Excellent The poster or brochure conveys important information about the topic. It is well planned and very informative. The audience learns a lot about ONE of economic, political, social, or environmental impact on Antarctica)
Use of Lettering and illustrations	Poor Lettering and illustrations are rushed and/or poorly organized. The poster paper chosen is too small. The brochure (if a brochure is chosen) is messy.	Fair Lettering and illustrations on the poster or brochure are fairly neat and organized. The audience learns a little information from the chosen topic.	Good Lettering is neat. Stencil(s) may have been used. Illustrations are detailed, apply to the topic, and well planned. The audience is actually educated about the chosen topic.	Excellent Lettering is very neat. Stencils may have been used. Illustrations are detailed, very well planned, and directly relate to the topic. The audience is educated about the topic.
Organization	Poor The information appears to be disorganized.	Fair The information is fairly organized.	Good The information is well organized.	Excellent The information is very well organized .
Mechanics	Poor Greater than three spelling, punctuation, or spelling errors.	Fair Two or three spelling, punctuation, or spelling errors.	Good One spelling, punctuation, or spelling error.	Excellent Zero grammatical, spelling, punctuation, or spelling errors.