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Authors: Effect of Technology on Mental Health PSA 
This Rubric will guide you through our project that focuses on technology's affect on mental health through a collaborative PSA. Credit goes to New Tech for descriptors and Learning Outcomes.
Rubric Code: U2X9C6X
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Make a PSA that focuses on answering the following convincingly:
How has the change in the way we make authentic connections affected your mental health as well as that of friends and family? How can we take care of our mental health as it relates to using technology?
  Emerging

Well below grade level in performance and understanding

1 pts

Developing

Below grade level in performance and understanding

2 pts

Proficient

At grade level in performance and understanding

3 pts

Advanced

Above grade level in performance and understanding

4 pts

Collaboration

Work Ethic
Source: New Tech Rubrics

Emerging

Completes only some
assigned tasks

Comes to meetings without
evidence of preparation
Developing

Completes all assigned
tasks by deadline

Comes to meetings partially prepared.
Proficient

Opening paragraph attempts to be engaging, but it may also contain language that tells rather than shows.
Advanced

Opening paragraph uses vivid detail and may include concise dialogue to engagingly introduce the topic.
Oral Communication

The ability to communicate knowledge and thinking orally: focus is language use.
Source: New Tech Rubrics

Emerging

Uses language and style that is unsuited to the purpose, audience, and task

Stumbles over words, interfering with
audience understanding
Developing

Uses language and style that is at times unsuited to the purpose, audience, and task

Speaking is fluid with minor
lapses of awkward or incorrect language use that detracts from audience understanding
Proficient

Uses appropriate language
and style that is suited to the purpose, audience, and task

Speaking is fluid and easy to
follow
Advanced

Uses sophisticated and varied language that is suited to the purpose, audience, and task

Speaking is consistently fluid
and easy to follow
Passionate Ownership

Team Collaboration
Source: New Tech Rubrics

Emerging

The team does not exhibit passionate ownership. Nor do members feel valued or celebrated.
Developing

The team exhibits some passionate ownership, but it is inconsistent. Not everyone feels valued and/or celebrated all of the time.
Proficient

The team exhibits passionate ownership most of the time. Members feel valuable and celebrated most of the time.
Advanced

The team exhibits shared and passionate ownership over the successful completion of the task. All group members are made to feel valuable, that their contributions are meaningful, and their accomplishments are celebrated.
Agency

Take Ownership Over One’s Learning: I can learn how to learn and monitor progress to be successful on tasks, school, and life by MEETING BENCHMARKS.
Source: New Tech Rubrics

Emerging

Completes few benchmarks
and class assignments and
may resist or struggle to use
resources and supports
(e.g. study groups, teacher
support, workshops,
tutorials)
Developing

Completes some
benchmarks and class
assignments; and, only when
forced to, or at the last
minute, uses resources and
supports (e.g. study groups,
teacher support, workshops,
tutorials)
Proficient

Usually completes polished
benchmarks and class
assignments by using resources
and supports when necessary
(e.g. study groups, teacher
support, workshops, tutorials)
Advanced

Achieves personal best work on
almost all benchmarks and
class assignments by setting
goals, monitoring progress, and
using resources and supports
(e.g. study groups, teacher
support, workshops, tutorials)
Written Communication

DEVELOPMENT
What is the evidence that
the student can develop ideas?
Source: New Tech Rubrics

Emerging

• Does not explain background or context of topic/issue
• Controlling idea* is unclear or not evident throughout the writing
• Ideas and evidence are
underdeveloped
Developing

• Provides a cursory or partial explanation of background and
context of topic/issue
• Controlling idea* is present but unevenly addressed throughout the writing
• Ideas and evidence are somewhat developed
Proficient

Addresses appropriate
background and context of
topic/issue
• Controlling idea* is presented clearly throughout the writing
• Ideas and evidence are
developed
Advanced

• Explains appropriate
background and context of
topic/issue
• Controlling idea* is
consistently maintained
throughout the writing
• Ideas and evidence are
developed
Knowledge and Thinking

CLAIMS/SUPPORTING IDEAS
What is the evidence that the student can develop claims that support the PSA's
argument/thesis? The strength of the claim and evidence determine how convincing the PSA is.
Source: New Tech Rubrics

Emerging

Includes unclear or
irrelevant
claims/supporting ideas

The PSA is not convincing.
Developing

Includes claims/supporting
ideas that are relevant to the PSA's argument/thesis

The PSA is somewhat convincing.
Proficient

Includes specific claims/ideas that support the PSA's argument/thesis

The PSA is mostly convincing.
Advanced

Includes specific and significant claims/ideas that support the PSA's argument/thesis

The PSA is strongly convincing.



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