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    This document contains two rubrics for student assignments: a research report rubric and a senior synthesis research presentation rubric. The research report rubric evaluates students on content, sources, graphics enhancements, and mechanics. The content section specifies what elements must be included in the report like history, people involved, details, time period, location, and cultural impact. The presentation rubric also evaluates content, sources, use of PowerPoint features, and presentation skills like eye contact and pacing. Both rubrics provide areas for student and teacher assessment and comments.

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    Live and Let Die in Los Angeles Research Project Rubric for Ms. Rhude's Senior Class

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    This document contains two rubrics for student assignments: a research report rubric and a senior synthesis research presentation rubric. The research report rubric evaluates students on content, sources, graphics enhancements, and mechanics. The content section specifies what elements must be included in the report like history, people involved, details, time period, location, and cultural impact. The presentation rubric also evaluates content, sources, use of PowerPoint features, and presentation skills like eye contact and pacing. Both rubrics provide areas for student and teacher assessment and comments.

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    Los Angeles Research Rubric

    Uploaded by

    Caroline Rhude
    This document contains two rubrics for student assignments: a research report rubric and a senior synthesis research presentation rubric. The research report rubric evaluates students on content, sources, graphics enhancements, and mechanics. The content section specifies what elements must be included in the report like history, people involved, details, time period, location, and cultural impact. The presentation rubric also evaluates content, sources, use of PowerPoint features, and presentation skills like eye contact and pacing. Both rubrics provide areas for student and teacher assessment and comments.

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    Students Name: _____________________ Date: _______________ Honors World Literature RUBRIC- Los Angeles Research REPORT

    Instructions: For each category, indicate A-F, with an A being excellent and exceeding grade-level expectations. Category Content (40%) The following elements must be present:
    1. History/Background/ Circumstances 2.Who: Important people involved 3.What: Details describing project (what is involved?) 4.When: Times (or time period) of impact 5.Where: location 6.Impact to cuture 7. Relevance to audience - MLA Style conventions followed - Proper parenthetical citations - At least 5 sources - Variety (data-driven, articles, interviews, etc) - Literature Review - Graphs and charts utilized to enhance understanding - Mechanics - Correct Word Usage - Grammar - Spelling

    Student SelfAssessment

    Teacher Assessment

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    Sources (25%)

    Graphic Enhancements (10%) MUGS (25%)

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    RUBRIC- Senior Synthesis Research Presentation


    Instructions: For each category, indicate A-F, with a A being excellent and exceeding grade-level expectations Category The following Student SelfTeacher Assessment Comments elements must be Assessment present: Content (35%) - Every item outlined in
    research is present -Relevance to Los Angeles Culture is addressed - Note: You must have graphics and content - MLA Style conventions followed - Proper parenthetical citations - At least 5 sources referred to/used in the presentation - Variety (data-driven, articles, interviews, etc) -Utilize a variety of PPT/ presentation features (ie: sound) - Use of visual/textual aids beyond the selected method

    Sources (15%)

    PowerPoint/ Presentation Utility (25%)* *DID NOT SIMPLY READ OFF THE PPT SLIDES Presentation (25%) (additional information not present) Final Grade

    - Voice carriage
    - Posture - Eye contact - Good pacing - Rehearsed

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