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Copy of Teacherless Debate

Students engage in teacherless debate using primary text and secondary sources.

Rubric Code: X29C2B

By great_teacher

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: K-5

Teacherless Debate
	Poor 40 pts	Fair 43 pts	Good 50 pts
Textual Reference	Poor Student has much difficulty providing some for argument & page number for excerpt. After reading passage, student has much difficulty providing clear analysis to prove claim.	Fair Student has difficulty providing some for argument & page number for excerpt. After reading passage, student has difficulty providing clear analysis to prove claim.	Good Student provide claim for argument & page number for excerpt. After reading passage, student provides clear analysis to prove claim.
Secondary Sources	Poor Student has much difficulty providing some for argument & page number for excerpt. After reading passage, student has much difficulty providing clear analysis to prove claim.	Fair Student has difficulty providing some for argument & page number for excerpt. After reading passage, student has difficulty providing clear analysis to prove claim.	Good Student provide claim for argument & page number for excerpt. After reading passage, student provides clear analysis to prove claim.
Team Cohesion	Poor Team has much difficulty collaborating with or assist one another. Student either did not speak during the debate or when they spoke arguments made were invalid.	Fair Team has difficulty collaborating with or assist one another. Student rarely participated in debate. Very few arguments were valid.	Good Team collaborates well with one another and assists others along the way. Team member actively participated in debate and made several valid arguments.
Respect & Leadership	Poor Student shows little respect for fellow classmates by not paying attention to debate.	Fair Student shows some respect, but is not giving undivided attention.	Good Students gives undivided attention and participates much.