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Chief Justices from Burger through Roberts 
Socratic Seminar to present evidence of the Warren, Burger, Rehnquist and Roberts Courts as to whether these justices were judicially activist or judicially restrained.
Rubric Code: Y3A7X6
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Subject: Political Science  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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6 pts

Good

8 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Synthesis of Research

Poor

Student has done little individual research.
Good

Student has done required, basic research and has enough information to come to a viable conclusion.
Excellent

Student has gone above and beyond with his/her research.
Synthesis of Discussion

Poor

Student makes few research based contributions to the discussion
Good

Student participates in the discussion when called upon and when it relates directly to his/her area of research.
Excellent

Student adds a great deal to the discussion based on his and other's research and topic knowledge.
Preparation

Poor

This student seems unprepared. Sources are not synthesized.
Good

It is evident that this student had some good points to make, but that they were really relying more on the discussion than their preparation.
Excellent

It is evident that this student synthesized his/her sources before the Socratic seminar.










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