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8th Math Video Project 
Ms. Arenas's Math Video Project
In groups of up to 6 members create a video movie regarding a math standard. Be creative, it can be a song, a skit, a comedy act, etc. The video should be 2 - 3 minutes in length. Worth 100 points. Due May 26th.
Rubric Code: V2349XB
By kaldridge88
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

20 pts

Good

15 pts

Fair

10 pts

Poor

5 pts

Mathematical Concept

Excellent

Concept was effectively communicated in lyrics and video: the audience can learn things that are of real educational value. <BR>
In depth knowledge of topic is shown. The message is clear, strong and complete.
Good

Concept mainly communicated effectively: audience may get confused by 1 or 2 ideas in video. Some knowledge of topic is shown. Essential information is communicated.
Fair

The audience learns a limited amount from video. Ideas are confusing. Limited knowledge of the topic is shown. The message is vaguely communicated.
Poor

The audience does not learn from the video. Concepts covered are too confusing. <BR>
Little or no knowledge of the topic is shown. The message is unclear.
Requirements and Deadlines

Excellent

All requirements and deadlines were met and exceeded. Video was at least 2 minutes in length.
Good

All requirements and deadlines were met.
Video was at least 2 minutes in length.
Fair

One requirement or deadline was not completely met. Video was less than 2 minutes in length.
Poor

More than one requirement or deadline was not completely met. Video was less than 2 minutes long.
Music Video and Audio

Excellent

Video is organized and has good audio so that it clearly and effectively assists in communicating the concept. Ideas are communicated with enthusiasm, proper voice projection, appropriate language and clear delivery.
Good

The video is clear and has decent organization but may only partially assist in communicating the concept. Ideas are communicated with proper voice projection, adequate preparation and delivery.
Fair

The video is unorganized or inconsistent (too loud/ too soft/ garbled) and insufficiently communicates the concept. Ideas are communicated with weak voice projection and/or lack of preparation.
Poor

Video and audio are inconsistent. There is poor video quality and voice projection, making it difficult to communicate ideas.
Teamwork

Excellent

Project demonstrates that everyone in the group contributed equally and everyone worked well together.
Good

Project demonstrates that everyone did about the same amount and worked well together.
Fair

Project demonstrates that most contributed but some clearly did a lot more than others. Members still worked well together.
Poor

Drama. Great difficulty working with others and with sharing decisions or responsibilities. Some members contributed while others didn't.
Originality and Creativity

Excellent

Project shows a large amount of original thought. Ideas are creative and inventive.
Good

Product shows some original thought. Work shows new ideas and some creativity.
Fair

Project looks like a video seen in class except with a different lyrics or background song. There is little evidence of original thinking and creativity.
Poor

Project looks exactly the same as ones seen in class including same lyrics. There is no evidence of originality or creativity.





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