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Geography Inquiry - 
Geography - Ontario Curriculum A unit
Rubric Code: V2246C8
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Subject: Geography  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Outstanding

4 pts

Answers each question well

Poor

Attempts to formatulate a specific answer to questions to guide investigation into issues related to the best place to live from a geographic perspective with assistance, but question may be unrelated to topic.
Fair

Formulates a specific answer to questions to guide investigation into issues related to the best place to live from a geographic perspective with guidance from teacher.
Good

Formatulates a specific answer to questions to guide investigation into issues related to the best place to live from a geographic perspective with minimal guidance from teacher.
Outstanding

Independantly formatulates a specific answer to questions to guide investigation into issues related to the best place to live from a geographic perspective.
Gather and organizes data

Poor

Gathered information from 1 or more sources, but no reference is given.
Fair

Gathered information from at least 2 websites. May not be sourced effectively.
Good

Gathered and sourced relevant information from at least 3 different sources to guide their investigation.
Outstanding

Gathered and sourced relevant information from 4 or more different sources to guide their investigation.
Interprets and analyses data

Poor

Little attempt to analyse data, or analysis and interpretation make little sense.
Fair

Makes some sense of data and applies some analysis to provide evidence.
Good

Makes sense of data and applies analysis of data to provide evidence.
Outstanding

Indepth analysis of data is evident. Provides evidence of interpretations using various tools and spatial technologies.
Evaluates and draws conclusions

Poor

Conclusion on Best Place to Live is unclear or does not match original inquiry question.
Fair

Conclusion on Best Place to Live is somewhat clear and gives some answers to inquiry question.
Good

Conclusion on Best Place to Live is thoughout and clearly answers the inquiry question.
Outstanding

Conclusion on Best Place to Live is well thoughtout and very clearly answers the inquiry question. More than one point of view may be explained.
Communication of Persuasive Poster

Poor

Attempts to communicate the reasons their place is the Best Place to Live from their inquiry using very little appropriate geographical vocabulary or reasons for a person to live there.
Fair

Somewhat effectively communicates the reasons their place is the Best Place to Live from their inquiry using some appropriate geographical vocabulary or reasons for a person to live there.
Good

Effectively communicates the reasons their place is the Best Place to Live from their inquiry by using appropriate geographical vocabulary or good reasons for a person to live there.
Outstanding

Communicates with outstanding effectiveness the reasons their place is the Best Place to Live from their inquiry using excellent geographical vocabulary or solid reasons for a person to live there.



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  • Independant, Sustainability, Human Settlement, inquiry

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