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AP Research – Elevator Pitch AP Research – Elevator Pitch This is the rubric for your elevator Pitch. Rubric Code: R22CC59 By sandrews07 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Elevator Pitch Initial AP Research Question Pitch
	Needs Work You must redo to receive a score. 1 pts	Fair/Ok-ish You should revisit for a better score and for a better chance at having your question approved. 2 pts	Adequate Has all the components but could be more engaging overall. 3 pts	Solid/Innovative You did it! I am completely sold on your question. 4 pts
Intro/Hook Communication	Needs Work You just started in with info or forgot your name.	Fair/Ok-ish You said your name and there is some attempt to create an intro, but I am not hooked. There was nothing unique or creative about the intro, or it was hokey or gimmicky.	Adequate You used a sentence to introduce yourself in a way that showed some relevance and there was some creativity and it was memorable in some way.	Solid/Innovative OMG! I'm hooked!!! You were honest, but used a twist and now I want to know more.
Question/Problem Knowledge/Thinking	Needs Work I get no sense of what you want to do look into.	Fair/Ok-ish Your explanation of the question/problem is either too simple or not understandable to most audiences.	Adequate Your explanation of the question/problem is clear and understandable. It makes sense and explained fairly well.	Solid/Innovative Your explanation of the question/problem immediately seems important and understandable
Because/Why Knowledge/Thinking	Needs Work You made no attempt to tell me why your problem and question matter to anyone but you.	Fair/Ok-ish There is some sense of why your problem and question matter to you, but not much understanding about what it does for others, or how it fits into the community of inquiry.	Adequate There is a good sense of why your problem and question matter to you, but not much understanding about what it does for others, or how it fits into the community of inquiry.	Solid/Innovative There is an excellent sense of why your problem and question matter to you, and an excellent explanation of how it fits into the community of inquiry.
Grammar/Clarity Communication	Needs Work Huh? I can't understand what you are saying.	Fair/Ok-ish You did not get the basic structure right and there are grammatical mistakes.	Adequate Clear and correct, but you might tweak the order to get more of a twist.	Solid/Innovative Clear and correct and well organized
Length Application	Needs Work Way too short or too long by 50% or more	Fair/Ok-ish It needs to be 25% shorter or longer	Adequate Very good, but you need to try and get it shorter in length by removing unnecessary "fluff."	Solid/Innovative Perfect length. . You rock!