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A New Technology: The Early History of Pottery Rubric

 

Excellent

Good

Barely Tolerable

Ancient History Worksheet

Student goes beyond writing down facts from the presentation and asks himself questions, gives his/her ideas and speculations, draws conclusions, etc.

Student writes the facts from the discussion and presentation clearly and concisely.

Student writes down the bare facts from presentation.

30 Points

26 Points

20 Points

Individual or Paired Writing Assignment

Student writes two or three paragraphs that clearly give the information requested from a written source and goes further to give his/her ideas on the subject.

 

Paragraphs are correctly punctuated and written in complete sentences. All general English grammar rules are followed.

Student has written two paragraphs, clearly writing about the question asked.

 

Paragraphs are correctly punctuated and written in complete sentences. All general English grammar rules are followed.

Student has written the bare minimum of a paragraph, still in paragraph form, but only three or four sentences.

 

Paragraphs are correctly punctuated and written in complete sentences. All general English grammar rules are followed.

30 Points

26 Points

20 Points

Final Papers

Students have carefully combined the paragraphs, re-wording them to move gracefully and logically from one paragraph to the next.

Students have re-worded their paragraphs so that they fit together well.

Students have simply arranged their paragraphs and stuck them together without making them fit together.

25 Points

22 Points

18 Points

Presentation of Papers

Two or more students present the paper in an interesting way, standing up, speaking naturally and clearly, and emphasizing the important points.

One or more students present the paper, standing up, speaking clearly without stumbling.

One or more students present the paper without having rehearsed. Student reads and stumbles or mumbles.

15 Points

12 Points

10 Points

Total Points Earned  _______________________

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