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Rocks and Minerals
Rubric Code:
JXAB6B3
By
Toderash
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Public Rubric
Subject:
Science
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
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Rocks and Minerals
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Presentation of Information
Poor
Presentation is messy and disorganized. Not much time and effort were put into the presentation.
Fair
Presentation is fairly neat and somewhat organized. Some time and effort were put into the presentation.
Good
Presentation is neat and organized. Time and effort were put into the presentation.
Excellent
Presentation is very neat and well organized. Lots of time and effort were put into the presentation.
Presentation Criteria
Poor
Presentation includes some of the required pieces of information.
Fair
Presentation includes most of the required pieces of information.
Good
Presentation includes all of the required pieces of information.
Excellent
Presentation included all of the required pieces of information and a lot more information has been added.
Accuracy and Vocab
Poor
Does not use any science vocabulary. Most of the content is inaccurate.
Fair
Appropriate use of a few science words. Most of the content is accurate.
Good
Appropriate use of science vocabulary. All of the content is accurate.
Excellent
Expertly uses a lot of science vocabulary. All of the content is detailed and accurate.
Knowledge
Poor
Demonstrates limited knowledge of content.
Fair
Demonstrates some knowledge of content.
Good
Demonstrates considerable knowledge of content.
Excellent
Demonstrates a thorough knowledge of content.
Communication
Poor
Communicates ideas with limited effectiveness.
Fair
Communicates ideas with some effectiveness.
Good
Communicates ideas with considerable effectiveness.
Excellent
Communicates ideas with a high degree of effectiveness.
Writing
Poor
Students provided no facts or details. There were many grammar, spelling, capitalization, or punctuation errors.
Fair
Student provided a few facts and details, and no logical order. There were some grammar, spelling, capitalization, or punctuation errors.
Good
Student provided adequate facts and details, mostly arranged in a logical order. There were a few grammar, spelling, capitalization, or punctuation errors.
Excellent
Student provided plenty of facts & details, arranged in a logical order. There were no grammar, spelling, capitalization, or punctuation errors.
Oral Presentation
Poor
The student's ideas were uninteresting. The speaker's techniques were unclear or distracting to the listener. Student was unable to present the facts without prompting.
Fair
The student's ideas were not very interesting. The speaker used somewhat effective pace, volume and expression. Required some prompting to present the facts.
Good
The student's ideas were interesting. The speaker used effective pace, volume, intonation, and expression. Required some prompting.
Excellent
The student's ideas were very interesting. Thee speaker used very effective pace, volume, intonation, and expression. Little or no prompting was required.
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Science
Types:
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