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HMH Choices assignment # 3 "Mirror"

1)Choose another object/person in “Mirror.” Write a free-verse poem about the same situation from your chosen speaker’s perspective. 2)Make a short video in which you give advice to viewers about when to disregard what a mirror tells them and how to be happy with what they see. 3)Locate 2–3 other poems by Plath. Create a poster that includes the following: the full text, exs. of fig. language in each poem, and an explanation for what the theme is and why you chose each poem

Rubric Code: W2495BA

By Arobinson2017

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12


	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Recitation and Identification	Poor The text of the poem(s) is incomplete and not written legibly on the poster and no examples of figurative language are highlighted	Fair The full text of at least 1 poem is written legibly on the poster and minimal examples of figurative language are highlighted and the type is not identified	Good The full text of 2 poems is written neatly and legibly on the poster and some examples of figurative language are highlighted and the type is identified	Excellent The full text of 3 poems is written neatly and legibly on the poster and all examples of figurative language are highlighted and the type is identified
Theme and Explanation	Poor No theme and no explanation is included on the poster	Fair The theme(s) are somewhat understood, written, and explained on the poster. The explanation for why you chose the poems is short (with 1-2 sentences) and not very thought-provoking	Good The theme(s) are understood, written, and explained on the poster. The explanation for why you chose the poems is somewhat short (with 3-4 sentences) and somewhat thought-provoking	Excellent The theme(s) are clearly understood, written, and explained on the poster. The explanation for why you chose the poems is detailed (with at least one 5-7 sentence paragraph) and thought-provoking
Presentation	Poor Voices physically or in the video are inaudible. Eye contact is not maintained with the audience or viewer.	Fair Voices physically or in the video mostly audible, but low at some points. Eye contact is sometimes maintained with the audience or viewer.	Good Voices physically or in the video are audible and mostly clear. Eye contact is mostly maintained with the audience or viewer.	Excellent Voices physically or in the video are always audible and clear. Eye contact is fully maintained with the audience or viewer.

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English

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Project

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