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Human Settlement Rubric 
Human Settlement Rubric
Rubric Code: Q252W4A
By RahimK
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Subject: Geography  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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Location
20 %

Location in the world and its use for settlement.
Level 1

Insufficient description of the location of the settlement.
Level 2

Vague description of the location of the settlement.
Level 3

Good description of the selected location, and why it was selected. Correct use of geographic terms and facts.
Level 4

Excellent description of the selected location, and why it was chose for the settlement. Great use of geographic terms and vocabulary.
Place
20 %

Physical characteristics/geography.
Level 1

No physical characteristics indicated. Brief explanation as to why the environnent would affect settlement selection.
Level 2

Some physical characteristics indicated. Incomplete information. Some explanation given as to why settlement would be have been selected in that physical environment.
Level 3

Physical characteristics given. Good explanation as to why the physical environment was selected for the settlement. Draws connections how it would benefit the community.
Level 4

Excellent physical characteristics given. Excellent explanation as to why the physical environment was selected for the settlement. Draws thorough connections how it would benefit the community.
Human-Environment Interaction
20 %

Interaction of people and the environment.
Level 1

Incorrect information or lack of information.
Level 2

Some information regarding human-environmental interaction is given. Incomplete information.
Level 3

Good information on human-environmental interaction are covered. Complete information with good details how the the two interact.
Level 4

Excellent information on human-environmental interaction are covered. Detailed information with great explanations how the the two interact.
Visual
20 %

Use of pictures, colours and text to create a visually appealing media form.
Level 1

Very basic use of visual. little to no understanding of how the settlement patterns look. Student settlement was not correctly developed. No labeling
Level 2

Basic understanding of how the settlement patterns look. Student settlement was developed with very little visual aid. Settlement type was not clear. poorly labelled.
Level 3

Good use of visual. Good understanding of how the settlement patterns look and would be represented visually. Clearly labeled and easy to distinguish what settle was present.
Level 4

Excellent use of visual. Great understanding of how the settlement patterns look and would be represented visually. Clearly labeled and easy to distinguish what settle was present.
Settlement Factors
20 %

Application of Settlement Factors discussed to final project.
Level 1

No explanation of Settlement Factors.
Level 2

Minimal explanations of Settlement Factors.
Level 3

Good explanation of Settlement Factors and how they attract people.
Level 4

Excellent description of Settlement Factors and how they attract people.




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