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HMH Choices assignment # 2 "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: X2495B9

By Arobinson2017

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12


	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Advice Content	Poor 1 step is provided which directs the viewer about when to disregard what a mirror tells them and how to be happy with what they see. It is not sensible and not easy to understand	Fair 2 steps are provided which direct the viewer about when to disregard what a mirror tells them and how to be happy with what they see. It is somewhat sensible and not always easy to understand	Good 3 steps are provided which direct the viewer about when to disregard what a mirror tells them and how to be happy with what they see. It is somewhat thorough and sensible, but easy to understand	Excellent 4 steps are provided which direct the viewer about when to disregard what a mirror tells them and how to be happy with what they see. It is thorough, sensible, and easy to understand
Visual Aid-Video	Poor Extremely simple and incomplete. 31 seconds to 1 minute of content	Fair Simple and may have some parts incomplete. 1 minute to 1 minute and 30 seconds of content	Good All parts are complete,1 minute and 30 seconds to 1 minute and 59 seconds of content	Excellent All parts are complete,2 minutes or more of content
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.