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Famous Physicists Research Project 
This project is for groups of 3-4 students. Three class periods for research and two for synthesizing a presentation. All presentations must be 8-12 minutes in length.
Rubric Code: Z25WW2W
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Subject: Physics  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Average

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Research completion
5 pts

Must document at least 3 sources

Poor

Research not done and turned in more than 1 day late. Students never on task when given time to complete research during class.
Fair

Research incomplete and turned in late. Students rarely on task when given time to complete research in class.
Average

Research is complete and on time but uses repetitive websites or mostly comes from just 1/2 sources. Students occasionally on task when given time to research during class.
Good

Research is complete and on time, multiple websites used but only the min. # of sources. Group is consistently on task when given time to research during class.
Excellent

Research is complete and turned in on time. Excellent use of resources. Students always on task when given time to complete project in class.
Title
5 pts

Title slide is complete.

Poor

No title on presentation.
Fair

Title has mistakes or lacks creativity.
Average

Title is present and has some creativity.
Good

Title is present and creative.
Excellent

Title is present, very original and creative, has a catchiness to it.
Historical Significance
5 pts

Explore and research the life, historical impact, and contributions the physicist provided to our modern science.

Poor

The overview of his/her life is mentioned but is scarce. Info is limited and/or missing.
Fair

His/her life is discussed and a few specific examples are mentioned. No quotes are used.
Average

His/her life is discussed in limited detail using at least 4 specific examples that are relevant. At least 2 relevant quotes are used.
Good

His/her life is discussed in detail using at least 6 detailed examples that are relevant and at least 4 quotes.
Excellent

His/her life is discussed in great detail using at least 6 detailed examples that are relevant and at least 6 quotes.
Visuals and Demos
5 pts

Minimum of
3 visuals or images.

Poor

Project has no visuals.
Fair

Project includes visuals but most are irrelevant.
Average

Project includes 1 accurate visual or image.
Good

Project includes 2 accurate visuals or images.
Excellent

Project includes 3 or more accurate visuals or images.
Explanation of Visuals
5 pts

There are clear explanations of the visuals or images used.

Poor

All information is inaccurate and not related to task required.
Fair

Information is
inaccurate. Major errors in visuals or images or explanation
is incomplete.
Average

Information is partially accurate.
*Noticeable
errors in
visual/demo or
explanation
information is
mostly complete
Good

Information is
accurate.
*No major
errors in
visual/demo or
explanation
information is
mostly complete
Excellent

All information is
accurate
* No errors in
visual/demo or
explanation
information is
complete
Organization
5 pts

Organization and flow of the presentation.

Poor

No transitions, no images, presentation
has no flow.
Fair

Very few transitions are used, images are not relevant, presentation is unorganized.
Average

Smooth transitions are used some of the time, most images are relevant, presentation flows well.
Good

Smooth transitions are used most of the time, images are relevant, presentation flows well and is interesting.
Excellent

Transitions enhance the presentation, layout of images are pleasing to the eye, presentation reflects extensive understanding of concepts.
Creativity
5 pts

Creativity used throughout the project.

Poor

No creative effort is used to stand out.
Fair

Some creativity is used to present information.
Average

Creativity is used most of the time but may not be relevant or clear.
Good

Presentation is creative throughout, makes sense and is clear throughout.
Excellent

The group goes above and beyond to create a unique and original presentation that is creative from start to finish and presents all the information without errors.
Timing
5 pts

Timing of the presentation.

Poor

Is less than 8 min or more than 12 minutes.
Fair

Is within the time frame but the group forces the timing at numerous points.
Average

Is within the time frame but the group forces the timing at a few points.
Good

Is within the time frame but the groups forces the timing only once.
Excellent

The presentation flows within the time frame seemlessly without any hesitations or dull moments. everything comes together nicely and keeps the attention of the audience.
Conclusion
5 pts

Conclusion and summing up of your historical physicist.

Poor

No conclusion.
Fair

Very abrupt conclusion with missing info.
Average

Conclusion is present and covers all requirements but is generic and brief.
Good

Conclusion covers requirements and attempts to provide the audience with a take away message.
Excellent

Conclusion covers all requirements, is creative and provides a definite and clear take away message. Ends with a BANG!



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