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The Reformist Project -Certificate of Achievement 
The Reformist Project -Certificate of Achievement
Use p. 24-27 notes to choose someone who deserves a “certificate of achievement” for their work in a given area. It can be a reformer; inventor, political party, etc. form the mid 1800’s. Design in class a certificate for that recipient and list the following: • Area of their achievement • Accomplishments • Time period You will present this certificate to the class in speech format.
Rubric Code: QX264CA
By kfleetwood
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric The Reformist Project
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Certificate
15 pts

Certificate with visuals that uses a slogan or statement to illustrate the accomplishments of your winner
Excellent

Certificate is creatively designed, labeled, and clearly visible (minimum two images).
Good

Certificate is creatively designed, labeled, and clearly visible (minimum one images).
Fair/Poor

Certificate is labeled, and clearly visible, does not have any images.
Your grade
Speech Content
40 pts

one page presentation speech for your winner. Your speech should address the following areas (in any order you chose):
• Short biography of your winner (place of birth, education, work experience)
• Accomplishments in their area of reform
• One famous quote from your selected person (not one we have already used in class).
• An interesting “Did you know?” fact about your person.
Excellent

Speech accurately has ALL the following components:
• Short biography of your winner (place of birth, education, work experience)
• Accomplishments in their area of reform
• One famous quote from your selected person (not one we have already used in class).
• An interesting “Did you know?” fact about your person.
Good

Speech accurately has three the following components:
• Short biography of your winner (place of birth, education, work experience)
• Accomplishments in their area of reform
• One famous quote from your selected person (not one we have already used in class).
• An interesting “Did you know?” fact about your person.
Fair/Poor

Speech accurately has at least two of the following:
• Short biography of your winner (place of birth, education, work experience)
• Accomplishments in their area of reform
• One famous quote from your selected person (not one we have already used in class).
• An interesting “Did you know?” fact about your person.
Your grade
Speech
15 pts

Excellent

Read aloud clearly with confidence and the ability to look up/address your audience.
Good

Read aloud with some minor errors.
Fair/Poor

Does not read to the class.
Your grade
Spelling/grammar
20 pts

Two points each error (certificate and speech)
Excellent

Minimal problems with spelling and grammar use. Errors are between 0-2
Good

Some problems with spelling and grammar use. Errors are between 3-5
Fair/Poor

Problems with spelling and grammar use. Errors are between 6 or more.
Your grade
Works Cited page
10 pts

Separate page!
Excellent

Works cited page is a separate page included with correct MLA format.
Good

Works cited page is included but may have mistakes, incorrect MLA format.
Fair/Poor

No works cited page is included or citation is minimal.
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