Revised Assessment for PowerPoint Birthday Assignment

American Literature • Ms. M. Sierra-Perry

  • Task: You are a researcher who has been asked to create an informative presentation using PowerPoint software to share with your classemates ten events that occurred on your birthdate, culminating in a discussion of a main event of personal interest.
  • Assessment Requirements
    Assessment Levels
    Standards and Criteria for Assessment

    You will be assessed on your ability to:

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    Assessment Levels:

    Level 6: Student can teach others to successfully do this.

    Level 5: Student can do this correctly in situations when it is needed with additional assistance.

    Level 4: Student can do this correctly with additional assistance.

    Level 3: Student can do this correctly when directed to do so.

    Level 2: Student can do this, but needs direction, help, or assistance.

    Level 1: Student can do this, but needs one on one assistance.

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    Standards and Criteria for Project Evaluation

    Standards

    Criteria

    Areas of Assessment

    High

    6 - 5

    Very Good

    4

    Adequate

    3

    Needs Work

    2 - 1

    Research and Preparation for Project

    • Used a variety of challenging, reliable , and appropriate resources
    • Used appropriate evidence and examples
    • Met all deadlines
    • Used any extra time to extend research
    • Used several reliable, appropriate resources
    • Made effort to use evidence and examples
    • Met deadlines
    • Used preparation time well
    • Used minimum number of resources for basic information
    • Used some evidence and examples
    • Needed encourage-ment to meet deadlines
    • Spent minimal tme on preparation
    • Used few resources
    • Used little evidence and few examples
    • Didn't meet all deadlines
    • Spent little time on preparation

    Content of Project

    • Evaluated sources for credibility, reliability, accuracy, and currency.
    • Used logical, easy-to-follow order
    • Created and maintained high audience interest
    • Covered topic with outstanding information
    • Credited sources
    • Evaluated sources for credibility and reliability
    • Used easy-to follow order
    • Kept audience's attention
    • Covered topic with appropriate information
    • Credited sources
    • Some evidence of evaluating sources
    • Used order that was confusing at times
    • Lost audience's attention at times
    • Covered the basics
    • Credited sources
    • Did not fulfill evaluation of sources requirement
    • Used hard-to-follow order
    • Created little audience interest
    • Omitted important parts of the assignment
    • Provided incomplete credits

    Visual elements of Project

    • Were highly interesting, easy to see and understand
    • Suported purpose
    • Communicated main ideas clearly
    • Showed outstanding effort
    • Were interesting, easy to see and understand
    • Supported purpose
    • Communicated main ideas
    • Showed effort
    • Were somewhat interesting
    • Were related to purpose
    • Generally supported main ideas
    • Showed fair effort
    • Were messy, disorganized, hard to understand
    • Were unrelated to purpose
    • Didn't support main ideas
    • Showed little effort

    Written elements of project

    • Had few errors
    • Were thoroughly proofread and revised
    • Supported main ideas with rich details
    • Had few errors
    • Were proofread andrevised
    • Supported main ideas
    • Had several errors
    • Needed more proof-reading and revsing
    • Weakly supported main ideas
    • Had many errors
    • Needed to be proofread and revised
    • Didn't support main ideas

    Oral Presentation of Project

    • Spoke audibly and expressively
    • Used engaging gestures and props
    • Maintained excellent eye contact
    • Spoke audibly and expressively
    • Used gestures and props
    • Maintained good eye contact
    • Could develop more expression
    • Used few or awkward gestures and props
    • Attempted to maintain eye contact
    • Was difficult to hear
    • Used few or distacting gestures and props
    • Made little attempt to maintain eye contact

    Previous rubric for this assignment

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