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American Cultural Universals collage

Pairs or individual students create a collage that shows the 7 cultural universals that all societies share. each collage should have a key in that has a brief explanation of why they used the images for the cultural universals.

Rubric Code: TBW683

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Subject: Health

Type: Project

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	Good 5 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 1 pts
Cultral Universals	Good The 7 cultural universals were clearly defined.	Fair The five Cultural universals were defined.	Poor The Cultural universals chosen were were unclear or not defined.
Images	Good The images were a great representation the Cultural universals. The images selected capture the audiences attention.The images selected help support Cultural universals .	Fair some of images The images were a great representation the Cultural universals. some images selected capture the audiences attention.The images selected help support Cultural universals .	Poor The images chosen were hard to connect with five people or events that are given
Collage	Good The collage layout was well organized and easy to follow.	Fair The collage was easy to follow and easy to understand after asking clarifying questions.	Poor The collage was unclear. The collage was poorly organized and seemed to be put together at the last minute.
partner presentation	Good partner shared responsibility of creating the collage. partner stayed on task. well prepared the day of the presentation. The collage was creatively designed, organized and presented.	Fair Some partners shared responsibility of creating the collage. partner stayed on task. well prepared the day of the presentation. The collage was creatively designed, organized and presented with few errors.	Poor the pair did not stay on task. the pair was not prepared to present collage . The collage was presented with 5 or more errors.