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Sharing The Planet Summative Assessment 
This rubric will guide students in their production of video responses to questions based on our conflict unit.
Rubric Code: VC2543
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Preparation

Poor

Does not include information that we have read or studied in class. Includes much misinformation. No written text was created to prepare for production.
Fair

Uses some information that we have read or studied in class to write a response to the question. Some misinformation may be included. May only write a rough outline of information before going to video production.
Good

Uses information that we have read or studied in class to write a response to the question. Come to video creation prepared with what you have already wrote.
Advanced

Uses information that we have read or studied in class to write a response to the question. Come to video creation having memorized what you have already wrote.
Content/Central Idea

Poor

Does not use RAP strategies. Facts are not included or irrelevant there is no connection to the central idea.
Fair

Attempts to answer each question using RAP strategies. Uses facts and descriptive details to support your answers but some are irrelevant. Might not connect your thinking to the central idea of the unit: Conflict occurs when different needs, desires, and personal ideologies exist in a society.
Good

Answer each question using RAP strategies. Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support your answers. Connect your thinking to the central idea of the unit: Conflict occurs when different needs, desires, and personal ideologies exist in a society.
Advanced

Answer each question using RAP strategies. Use appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support your answers. Connect your thinking to the central idea of the unit: Conflict occurs when different needs, desires, and personal ideologies exist in a society. Also connects to the key concepts for the unit: Causation, Perspective, and Connection.
Organization

Poor

Ideas are not organized in a way that makes sense. No or very few transitions are used.
Fair

Ideas are sequenced in a somewhat logical way. Uses some transition words to link ideas together.
Good

Ideas are sequenced logically in a way that makes sense. Use transition words to link ideas together.
Advanced

Ideas are sequenced logically in a way that makes sense. Use transition words to link ideas together. Explicitly connect your ideas and answers to the quoted evidence from the text.
Presentation Skills

Poor

I do not speak clearly or understandably. There are many background noises and movements that are distracting.
Fair

Speak mostly clearly and at an understandable pace. There might be a few background noises. Might move around a little bit but it does not distract from what I'm saying.
Good

Speak clearly and slowly at an understandable pace. There are no background noises or distractions. Stay still and look up directly at the camera.
Advanced

Speak clearly and slowly at an understandable pace. There are no background noises or distractions. Stay still and look up directly at the camera.




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