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Decision Making

Students will Demonstrate the Ability to Use Decision Making Skills to Enhance Health by giving a Powerpoint with 10 slides displaying good (5) and bad (5) decisions(NHES #5)

Rubric Code: U227W2A

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Subject: Health

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

Decision Making Students will Demonstrate the Ability to Use Decision Making Skills to Enhance Health by giving a Powerpoint with 10 slides displaying good (5) and bad (5) decisions
	Poor Unclear and not enough information. 1 pts	Fair Generally concise but not thoroughly researched. 2 pts	Good Well presented and all criteria are met. 3 pts
Number of Slides Powerpoint contains 10 or more slides. 5 or more good and bad health decisions.	Poor Powerpoint contains 5 or less slides showing good and bad decision making.	Fair Powerpoint contains 8 or less slides showing good and bad decision making.	Good Powerpoint contains 10 or more slides showing good and bad decision making.
Identifies Health Situation Slides must identify if the decision is a healthy one or a harmful one.	Poor Slides do not name or clearly identify if a decision is healthy or harmful.	Fair Slides name the decision but do not clearly state if it is a healthy decision or a harmful decision	Good Slides name and clearly demonstrate if a decision is a healthy decision or a harmful decision.
Consequences and Action Slides evaluates positive and negative consequences of the decisions displayed. Slides must display a corrective course of action for harmful decision.	Poor Slides do not evaluate consequences or offer any way to correct harmful decision making	Fair Slides evaluate some positive and negative consequences of the healthy and harmful decisions the we make and that there are ways to correct our bad decisions.	Good Slides clearly evaluate positive and negative consequences of the healthy and harmful decisions the we make and that there are ways to correct our bad decisions.