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Twitter Rubric- Individual Tweet
Twitter Rubric- Individual Tweet
Students will use Twitter to tweet based on their research for that day. Tweet only 270 characters including class hashtags.
Rubric Code:
T2XB392
By
MrThomasKida
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Twitter Character Post
Excelling
5 pts
Meets
4 pts
Approaches
3 pts
Falls Far Below
0 pts
Content
Excelling
The content of the tweet gave a specific fact/s and vocabulary learned with 270 characters.
Meets
The content of the tweet had some information and was somewhat clear in posting.
Approaches
The content of the tweet had vague information and was unclear.
Falls Far Below
No attempt.
Clarity
Excelling
The tweet was clear and easy to understand and sounded.
Meets
The tweet was somewhat clear and easy to understand.
Approaches
The tweet was unclear and not easy to understand.
Falls Far Below
No attempt.
Format
Excelling
The grammar, spelling, and punctuation has no errors and 270 characters. Included class hashtag #KidaDNC and also attempted other appropriate tags.
Meets
The grammar, spelling, and punctuation had a few errors with less than 270 characters but more than 100 characters. Included class hashtag/s.
Approaches
The grammar, spelling, and punctuation had a many errors with less than 70 characters.
Falls Far Below
No attempt.
Student Response
Excelling
Student responds to a classmate. Tweet was engaging, meaningful, and/or questions ideas to enhance conversational topic. Uses all the same Format/Clarity/Structure needed for original posts to topic's questions. Engages class or supplemental hashtags appropriate for conversation.
Meets
Student responds to a classmate. Tweet was engaging and meaningful. On topic. Uses all the same Format/Clarity/Structure needed for original posts to topic's questions.
Approaches
Student's response is there, but Format/Clarity/Structure are off. Grammar or spelling may be issues.
Falls Far Below
No attempt.
Keywords:
Twitter
Subjects:
English
History
Humanities
Types:
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