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7th Project Geography - Historians 
6th Project Geography - Travel Itinerary
Students investigate one area of study in history
Rubric Code: RXBWWCA
By bvandenbergm3
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Subject: Geography  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Advanced/Excellent

Excellent work is defined as following all of the criterion and doing the best work you can do.

5 pts

Proficient/Good

Good work is defined as following most of the directions and doing the best you can do.

4 pts

Partially proficient/Fair

Fair work is defined as making an effort, but not really doing your best work. You are capable of doing much better.

3 pts

Ineffective/poor

Poor work is defined as not doing a good job and no real effort was put forth.

1 pts

Definition
4 pts

You must clearly define your field of study at the outset of your final product
Advanced/Excellent

Field of study is clearly defined in the project
Proficient/Good

Nearly accurate definition
Partially proficient/Fair

Unsure if student knows the definition
Ineffective/poor

Does not include a definition
What they do
4 pts

Include any important information about the field (i.e. types of maps and projections, places of study, specific digs/methods of digging, the five themes)
Advanced/Excellent

A very complete description of what the area of study does
Proficient/Good

A well constructed description of what they area of study does
Partially proficient/Fair

Very little description
Ineffective/poor

Almost no attempt is made to describe
Key Terms
4 pts

Don’t forget to include any key terms!
Advanced/Excellent

All key terms are defined and even include some examples
Proficient/Good

Almost all terms are defined, and some examples are given
Partially proficient/Fair

Made very minimal effort to find information. No examples
Ineffective/poor

Definitions are mostly missing.
Famous person
4 pts

Include information about a famous person in your field of study; this should be a short profile about who they were (i.e. their name, where they were from, any important work they did in their career, etc.)
Advanced/Excellent

A very complete description of the person they chose
Proficient/Good

A somewhat complete description
Partially proficient/Fair

Missing a lot about this person
Ineffective/poor

Didn't do the famous person profile
Changes in the field
4 pts

How has your field of study changed over time?
Advanced/Excellent

Clearly shows how things have changed over time; visually great!
Proficient/Good

Gives an attempt to describe these changes over time
Partially proficient/Fair

Very minimal effort to describe changes
Ineffective/poor

Does not describe changes over time for this area of study.
Creativity
4 pts

Advanced/Excellent

Generates high volume of original ideas through visuals, exhibits curiosity and flexibility in ideas.
Proficient/Good

Shows some signs of originality in ideas, sparks creative process.
Partially proficient/Fair

Communicates insufficient ideas. Shows a somewhat clear vision.
Ineffective/poor

Lack of creativity in final product.



Keywords:
  • social studies, geography, projects, humanities, technology


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