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Video Game Debate 
Rubric Code: UX27467
By JMSmith432
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Public Rubric
Subject: Communication  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

4 pts

Fair

8 pts

Good

10 pts

Group A

Poor

Only one person spoke and none of the points were back up by research.
Fair

Only one person spoke. Most of the points were backed up by research.
Good

Everyone in the group spoke. All of your points were backed up by research.
Group B

Poor

Only one person spoke and none of the points were back up by research.
Fair

Only one person spoke. Most of the points were backed up by research.
Good

Everyone in the group spoke. All of your points were backed up by research.
Arguing Group

Poor

Only one person spoke. The entire argument was not backed up by research.
Fair

Only one person spoke. Most of the argument was backed up by research.
Good

Everyone in the group spoke. Gave a good response that is backed up by research to group's points.
Respect

Poor

Multiple instances of interrupting the opposing group occurred.
Fair

One instance of interrupting the opposing group occurred.
Good

Did not interrupt the opposing group while they were talking.




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