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Immigration Presentation

Grade 6 PYP Immigration Presentation

Rubric Code: NX55825

By cheryljpn

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Public Rubric

Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

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	EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS 5 pts	PROFICIENT 4 pts	Good 3 pts	DEVELOPING 3 pts	EMERGING 1 pts
VISUAL COMPONENT	EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS Includes a clear, appealing visual component. Visuals are fully included in the speech and relevant. Visuals clearly add to the presentation.	PROFICIENT Includes appealing visual component. Visuals are relevant (but may be repetitive). Effort is taken to include the visuals in the speech. Visuals help in the presentation.	Good Includes a few, but limited visuals. Visuals may be included in the speech. Visuals may be repetitive.	DEVELOPING Few visuals used in the presentation. Visuals may not be relevant, or repetitive.	EMERGING Visuals are either not used or irrelevant to discussion.
REASONS for IMMIGRATION	EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS Reasons why immigrant groups left their homeland is included. Reasons are fully explored and include all relevant details.	PROFICIENT Reasons are explained and expanded upon.	Good Reasons for leaving are touched upon.	DEVELOPING Reasons may be very slightly mentioned.	EMERGING Reasons for leaving are not explored.
RESULTS of IMMIGRATION	EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS	PROFICIENT	Good	DEVELOPING	EMERGING
Enter Title	EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS	PROFICIENT	Good	DEVELOPING	EMERGING
TIME	EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS Presentation fully utilizes the 2-4 minute limit. Points are evenly balanced within the time.	PROFICIENT Presentation stays within the 2-4 minute limit. Points are mostly balanced within the time.	Good Presentation may be near the 2-4 minute limit. Points may be somewhat unbalanced within the time.	DEVELOPING Presentation may be near the 2-4 minute limit. Points may be somewhat unbalanced within the time.	EMERGING Presentation not within the 2-4 minute limit, and points made were not balanced.