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Symbolism Poster 
Symbolism Poster
Rubric Code: XC447X
By heywoodm
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Symbols

Poor

The poster contains fewer than 6 symbols &
symbols have no connection whatsoever to the text
Fair

The poster contained fewer than 8 symbols or the quqality of the symbols need improvement.

symbols do not have a clear connection to the text
Good

Poster contained ten symbols that are well-illustrated and have a clear connection to the text
Justification

Poor

The students do not discuss the symbols or offers very little information in explanations
Fair

The students discuss the symbols but lack important details
Good

The students thoroughly (3-5) sentences per symbol) discuss the significance of each symbol on the poster-paper
Presentation

Poor

The students spent 0-1 minutes explaining the significance of the symbols they chose.
Fair

The students spent 1-2 minutes explaining the significance of the symbols they chose.
Good

The students spent 3-5 minutes thoroughly explaining the significance of the symbols they chose.




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