iRubric: Civic Virtue Power Point Rubric

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Civic Virtue Power Point Rubric

Comparing Constitutions Powerpoint

Powerpoint on the difference one person can make

Rubric Code: S89B98

By lsaxton

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Civic Virtue: Inspiring Individuals
	Unacceptable 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Fulfills Requirements	Unacceptable No requirements	Poor Fewer than 2 requirements or requirements answered poorly	Fair Answers 3-4 of the requirements, possibly in a basic manner	Good Answers 5-6 of the requirements fairly well	Excellent Thoroughly answers all 5 of the requirements
Depth	Unacceptable Power point demonstrates no research, critical thinking or analysis.	Poor Power point demonstrates little research, critical thinking or analysis.	Fair Power point demonstrates some research, critical thinking and analysis.	Good Power point demonstrates research, critical thinking and analysis, but may be uneven or lack depth.	Excellent Power point demonstrates excellent research, critical thinking and analysis.
Presentation	Unacceptable Presentation is inaudible or very poorly done.	Poor Presentation is difficult to hear, include mumbling, or be halting. Students merely read the slides.	Fair Students presented in an acceptable manner. May not be loud enough or may simply read slides.	Good Students mostly presented in engaging manner, with proper volume. Some details added not shown on slides.	Excellent Students presented the power point in an engaging manner, with proper volume. Many details added that were not shown on slides.
Appearance	Unacceptable Extremely poor in appearance.	Poor Plain; or few visuals have been added; and/or spelling and grammar are poor.	Fair Somewhat attractive. Visuals may not aid in understanding. Spelling and grammar is fair.	Good Attractive. Visuals contribute significantly to understanding. Spelling and grammar are good.	Excellent Very attractive. Visuals contribute significantly to understanding. Excellent spelling and grammar.
Works Cited	Unacceptable Lacks works cited.	Poor Works Cited contains two or fewer references. Incorrect form of works cited. Works are not well chosen.	Fair Works Cited contains two to 3 references. Form of the works cited may be incorrect. Some works used may not be well chosen.	Good Works Cited contains 4 to 5 references. The form is mostly correct. Most of the works used are well chosen.	Excellent Works Cited contains 5 or more references. The form is correct. All of the works used are well chosen.