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From Dust Bowl to Biggest Little Farm 
Identify and describe the changes in management and production methods from the time of the Dust Bowl to the methods seen in the Biggest Little Farm. You should also include information about how the mindset of farmers and the general public (consumers) related to these changes. This may require you to do additional research. You need to include images to support your information.
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Subject: Vocational  
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Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric From Dust Bowl to Biggest Little Farm
Identify and describe the changes in management and production methods from the time of the Dust Bowl to the methods seen in the Biggest Little Farm.
  Very Below Expectations

1 pts

Below Expectations

2 pts

At Expectations

3 pts

Meet/Exceed Expectations

4 pts

Changes in Production & Management

Identify changes in production and management from the time of the Dust Bowl to the Biggest Little Farm.

Very Below Expectations

Not included.
Below Expectations

One change in production and/or management identified.
At Expectations

Two or three changes in production and/or management identified.
Meet/Exceed Expectations

Four or more changes in production and/or management identified.
Description of Changes

Describe changes in production and management from the time of the Dust Bowl to the Biggest Little Farm

Very Below Expectations

Not included.
Below Expectations

One change in production and/or management described.
At Expectations

Two or three changes in production and/or management described.
Meet/Exceed Expectations

Four or more changes in production and/or management described.
Mindset of Production Agriculturalists

Explain how the mindset of production agriculturalists (farmers) related to the changes in production.

Very Below Expectations

Not included.
Below Expectations

Mentions the change in mindset of production agriculturalists and that it related to changes made in production methods/management but does not give any details.
At Expectations

Vaguely explains how the change in mindset of production agriculturalists related to the changes made in production methods/management. Stating only a detail or two, does not go into depth.
Meet/Exceed Expectations

Thoroughly explains how the change in mindset of production agriculturalists related to the changes made in production methods/management. Goes into substantial depth about how the mindset and changes were related.
Mindset of General Public

Explain how the mindset of the general public (consumers) related to the changes in production.

Very Below Expectations

Not included.
Below Expectations

Mentions the change in mindset of the general public and that it related to changes made in production methods/management but does not give any details.
At Expectations

Vaguely explains how the change in mindset of the general public related to the changes made in production methods/management. Stating only a detail or two, does not go into depth.
Meet/Exceed Expectations

Thoroughly explains how the change in mindset of the general public related to the changes made in production methods/management. Goes into substantial depth about how the mindset and changes were related.
Images Relevant to Information

Images relevant to the information is included in the final product.

Very Below Expectations

1-2 pictures are included but are not relevant to the information included in the final product.
Below Expectations

1-2 pictures are included which are relevant to the information included in the final product.
At Expectations

3-4 pictures are included which are relevant to the information included in the final product.
Meet/Exceed Expectations

5 or more pictures are included which are relevant to the information included in the final product.
Attractiveness

Readability, eye catching, complimentary pieces.

Very Below Expectations

The final product is not well organized, does not have stand out, and is hard to read. Components do not work well together and it is hard to follow and read, in part due to contrasting color combinations which are distracting.
Below Expectations

The final product is eye catching but is hard to read. The components work together but the flow is hard to follow. The colors are not complementary to each other or are too hard to read.
At Expectations

The final product is eye catching but can be hard to read at times. The components work well together and move in a logical manner. The colors used compliment each other but may be contributing to the fact it is hard to read at times.
Meet/Exceed Expectations

The final product is eye catching but easy to read and follow along. The components work well together and move in a logical manner. The colors used compliment each other and are easy to read.
Spelling/Grammar

Spelling & grammar mistakes are minimal and do not distract from the project.

Very Below Expectations

There are a large number of spelling and grammatical errors which distract the audience's attention or makes the project hard to understand.
Below Expectations

There are a significant number of spelling OR grammatical errors which distract the audience's attention or makes the project hard to understand.
At Expectations

There are a couple of spelling OR grammatical errors which do not distract the audience's attention or makes the project hard to understand.
Meet/Exceed Expectations

There are no spelling or grammatical errors which make the project easy for the audience to read and understand.




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