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Monotheism Encyclopedia

Students will examine the similarities and differences between the three major monotheistic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) to build tolerance of other religions. This will done through studying the history of each religions' leaders, customs, and events.

Rubric Code: Q42XX3

By jwinder2

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Monotheism Encyclopedia
	Below Standards 1 pts	Approaching Standards 2 pts	Meeting Standards 3 pts	Exceeding Standards 4 pts
Sections of the Encyclopedia	Below Standards Students has less than three parts of the encyclopedia completed.	Approaching Standards Student has 4 to 6 parts of the encyclopedia.	Meeting Standards Student has 7 to 9 parts of the encyclopedia.	Exceeding Standards Student has all 10 parts of the encyclopedia.
Content	Below Standards Student work is missing most of the important information, and shows a lack of tolerance or respect, as demonstrated by carelessness of their work.	Approaching Standards Student included some important details, but not all important details. Student has used some information from text, but has used outside information, which may show a lack of tolerance.	Meeting Standards Student has demonstrated base knowledge of material as shown as taken the material too literal and not synthesizing it to fit the thesis of each section. Personal bias has been excluded from the work, demonstrating tolerance.	Exceeding Standards Student has demonstrated understanding of each section by using information from the sources provided. Personal bias has been excluded from the work, demonstrating tolerance.
Organization	Below Standards The encyclopedia shows lack of organization and/or messy.	Approaching Standards The encyclopedia is out of order of the checklist and writing is difficult to read.	Meeting Standards The encyclopedia is organized according to the checklist, but writing and any graphics may be difficult to read.	Exceeding Standards The encyclopedia is well organized and in order, as according to the checklist attached. The work is neat and legible.