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Harlem Renaissance PPT 
Harlem Renaissance PPT
Choose a famous musician, author, poet, etc. from the Harlem Renaissance. You will create a Google Slides project including no less than 10 slides.
Rubric Code: W223C64
By yclaes623
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Harlem Renaissance Slides
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

0 pts

Introduction Slide

Excellent

Student includes a creative and eye catching introduction slide which clearly states the title-Harlem Renaissance, the person of their choice, and your name.
Good

Student includes an introduction slide which is missing one piece of information.
Fair

The student does not include an introduction slide which is missing 2 pieces of information.
Poor

The student does not include an introduction slide and/or is missing vital information.
Early Life

Excellent

Student includes a detailed slide of their famous person's Early Life.
5-6 bullet points in complete sentences.
Good

Student includes a detailed slide of their famous person's Early Life.
3-4 bullet points in complete sentences.
Fair

Student includes a detailed slide of their famous person's Early Life.
1-2 bullet points in complete sentences.
Poor

Student did not include a detailed slide of their famous person's Early Life.
Adult Life

Excellent

Student includes a detailed slide of their famous person's Adult Life.
5-6 bullet points in complete sentences.
Good

Student includes a detailed slide of their famous person's Adult Life.
3-4 bullet points in complete sentences.
Fair

Student includes a detailed slide of their famous person's Adult Life.
1-2 bullet points in complete sentences.
Poor

Student did not include a detailed slide of their famous person's Adult Life.
Accomplishments

Excellent

Student includes a list of at least four accomplishments.
Examples could be: Awards won, team championships, famous books (make sure to give an explanation of each).
Good

Student includes 2-3 accomplishments with explanation.
Fair

Student includes only one accomplishment with explanation
Poor

Student did not include any accomplishments.
Audio/Video

Excellent

Student included some sort of audio or video(recording of a particular song or reading) for students to gain a deeper understanding or their person's work.
Good

Student included some sort of audio or video, but the audio link did not correlate to the information in the presentation.
Fair

Student included some sort of audio or video, but the audio link does not work.
Poor

Student did not include audio or video.
Visuals

Excellent

Student includes at least 5 photos of the topic and uses 5 additional pieces clipart to make their PPT interesting. Clip art includes small pictures.
Good

Student includes 3-4 photos and 3-4 additional pieces of clipart.
Fair

Student uses less than 2 photos and less than 2 pieces of clipart.
Poor

Student did not use any photos or clipart.
Spelling and Grammar

Excellent

Student has carefully spellchecked and edited their work. There are no errors.
Good

Student has somewhat edited their work. 2-5 errors.
Fair

Student has several errors. It is evident that editing did not occur. 5-9 errors.
Poor

Student has not edited their work. 10 or more errors.
Usage of Classroom Time

Excellent

Student is getting 100% of work done during class time, staying on task, and not being disruptive.
Good

Student is getting 75% of work done during class time, has to be redirected at times, and has to be reminded to stay focused.
Fair

Student is getting 50% of work done during class time, has to be redirected multiple times, and has to be reminded to stay focused and on task.
Poor

Student is getting little work done during class time, doesn't use class time to complete work, interrupts the work environments of other students in the room.



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