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Final sermon 
Rubric Code: U44XX5
By pmanning
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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3 pts

Fair

7 pts

Good

11 pts

Exceptional

15 pts

Needs of audience

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Fails to acknowledge the needs of the audience.
Fair

Acknowledges needs of the audience, but the needs identified are largely incongruous with the situation.
Good

Acknowledges some needs/yearnings of the chosen audience, but omits a somewhat obvious need or assumes a need that does not fit the situation.
Exceptional

Accurately identifies and acknowledges what may reasonably be assumed to be the needs/ yearnings of the chosen audience given their particular situation.
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25 pts

Past examples

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Provides no examples.
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Only provides one example.
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Provides at least 2 examples of how turning to Scripture has helped others in the past, but neither example is drawn from the Old Testament.
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Provides at least 2 examples of how turning to Scripture has helped others in the past, one of which is drawn from the Old Testament itself.
Use of OT

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Provides no OT passages.
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Provides only one OT passage AND/OR only draws from a single genre.
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Draws upon passages from 2 different Old Testament genres.
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Draws upon passages from at least 3 different Old Testament genres (narrative, prophecy, wisdom sayings, apocalypsis, prayers/laments).
Explanation

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Passages lack any explanation or meaningful usage.
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More than one passage lacks explanation or meaningful usage.
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Attempts to explain/ apply all 3 passages in order to console are evident but unconvincing OR a passage lacks explanation or meaningful usage entirely.
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Explicitly explains or uses all 3 passages in a manner that effectively offers consolation and encouragement.
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2 pts

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10 pts

Conventions

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Composition extremely difficult to understand due to rampant errors.
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Errors make it difficult to understand the author's meaning in places.
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More than 3 errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, but not so as to distract from the author's meaning.
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Writing is clear and precise; includes no or very few (1-3) errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation.




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