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From One Genre to Another 
Based on our studies of original works and the way they have been re-imagined in different genres, you will now choose your own "texts" and compete an analytical project that informs and explains similarities, differences and their impact.
Rubric Code: YX6A828
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Distinguished

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Proficient

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Apprentice

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Novice

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Accuracy

Distinguished

The project/essay not only actually reflects the key motifs and archetypes of the original text but provides effective connections to the different genre.
Proficient

The project/essay reflects motifs and archetypes of the original text and makes clear connections to the different genre.
Apprentice

The project/essay reflects a simplistic and/or faulty understanding of the motifs and archetypes in the original text and makes vague connections to the different genre.
Novice

The project/essay reflects an incorrect understanding of the motifs and archetypes found in the original text and makes inaccurate or irrelevant connections to the different genre.
Technical Requirements

Distinguished

The project/essay consistently identifies, describes and analyzes five motifs/archetypes in the original text and the different genre. The five motifs/archetypes are rich and significant to the texts.
Proficient

The project/essay adequately identifies, describes and analyzes five motifs/archetypes in the original text and the different genre. The five motifs/archetypes are relevant to the texts.
Apprentice

The project/essay generally identifies, describes and analyzes five motifs/archetypes in the original text and the different genre. The five motifs/archetypes are general and may not be relevant to the texts.
Novice

The project/essay may attempt to identify, describe and analyze five motifs/archetypes in the original text and the different genre. The five motifs/archetypes are irrelevant to the texts.
Analysis

Distinguished

The project/essay contains insightful, rich analysis that reveals depth of understanding concerning the original text and the different genre.
Proficient

The project/essay contains accurate, acceptable analysis of the original text and the different genre.
Apprentice

The storyboard contains simplistic or awkward analysis of the original text and different genre.
Novice

The project/essay contains little or no analysis of the original text and the different genre OR the analysis is inaccurate.
Language/Correctness

Distinguished
Proficient
Apprentice
Novice
Genre Requirements

Distinguished

All of the identified requirements of each option (Storyboard, Powerpoint, Essay) are present and contribute effectively to the accuracy and analysis of the genres.
Proficient

All of the identified requirements of each option (Storyboard, Powerpoint, Essay) are present and contribute to the accuracy and analysis of the genres.
Apprentice

Over half of the identified requirements of each option (Storyboard, Powerpoint, Essay) are present and mostly contribute to the accuracy and analysis of the genres.
Novice

Less than half of the identified requirements of each option (Storyboard, Powerpoint, Essay) are present and do contribute to the accuracy and analysis of the genres.




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