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Graphic Organizer - Effects of the Crusades 
Graphic Organizer - Effects of the Crusades
Rubric Code: QA6A98
By Mojotones
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Effects of the Crusades
  Poor

4 pts

Fair

7 pts

Good

9 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Content

Poor

- Content is missing
or
- There are more than 4 errors in information
Fair

- There are less than 3 errors in content
Good

- There are less than 2 errors in information
Excellent

- There are no errors in information
- Extra information (not discussed in class) was incorporated into organizer
Appearance

Poor

- work is sloppy
- Writing/Font is difficult to read
Fair

- work is somewhat neat
- some of writing is difficult to read
Good

- work is neat
- some of writing is difficult to read
Excellent

- work is neat
- writing is easy to read
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Organization

Poor

- Information is disorganized
- information is not categorized
Fair

- Information is somewhat disorganized
- Categories are not labeled
or
- Information is located in incorrect locations
Good

- Information is organized
- Categories are labeled
- Information is listed under correct categories
Excellent

- Information is organized
- Categories are labeled
- Information is listed under correct categories
- connections between facts are created
Construction

Poor

Has several grammatical and spelling errors, and includes run-on sentences and sentence construction.
Fair

Has few grammatical and spelling errors and has minor sentence construction errors.
Good

Contains only minor grammatical and spelling errors and is composed of complete, well-constructed sentences.
Excellent

Has no grammatical and spelling errors and is composed of well- constructed sentences.
Identifies Critical Issues

Poor

Student displays serious misunderstanding and is unable to identify critical issues that lead to the Crusades.
Fair

Students are able to compare and contrast some points of view as to why the Crusades occurred.
Good

Students correctly compares and contrasts five points of view as to why the Crusades occurred.
Excellent

Complete understanding of content, thorough comparison/contrast of more than five points of view as to why the Crusades occurred. Information cited to support writing.




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