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Country Report Rubric
Country Report Rubric
Analysis of a country.
Rubric Code:
F96667
By
jeremydering
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Subject:
History
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Country Report
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Background
Poor
Students do not cover the whole history of the country and leave out information.
Fair
Students cover the whole history of the country and its development.
Good
Students cover the whole history of the country and its development. Including information prior to the country's formation
(i.e. colonial powers, ancient civilizations, etc.).
People and Society
Poor
Students identify one, but not all of the following; major ethnic groups, religions, languages.
Fair
Students identify the major ethnic groups, religions, and languages in the country.
Good
Students identify the major ethnic groups, religions, and languages in the country.
Students identify the average age of the country's people and the total population.
Governmnet
Poor
Students identify the government type.
Fair
Students identify the government type and its branches.
Good
Students identify the governmnet type and its branches.
Students identify the contry's political parties and leaders.
Economy
Poor
Students give an overview of the economic situation of their country.
Fair
Students give an overview of the economic situation of their country including the type of economy (ie. agrarian, manufacturing, etc.)
Good
Students give an overview of the economic situation of their country including the GDP, type of economy (ie. agrarian, manufacturing, etc.)
Transnational Issues
Poor
Students lack information on the global affairs of their country.
Fair
Students identify any international disputes the country may be involved in.
Good
Students identify any international disputes the country may be involved in.
Students identify the relationship between their country and the United States.
Subjects:
History
Types:
Project
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