The Evaluation...

The following rubric will be used to evaluate your presentation of the assignment to the class, and your written copy of the work. When developing your report, remember the different aspects being evaluated, and refer to the rubric in order to "self-evaluate" your progress.



 
 
 
 
 
 
Beginning
1
Developing
2
Accomplished
3
Exemplary
4
Score
Interesting Presentation Syle
Presentation style is weak and does not interest the audience
An attempt is made at a unique and interesting style but it needs work
Presentation style is somewhat unique and the audience has some interest
Presentation style is unique and interesting for the audience
Confidence in Presenting
Confidence level is low to non-existent
Presenters need more confidence in certain areas
Presenters demonstrate
adequate confidence
Presenters demonstrate extraordinary confidence
Well-Organized
Lacks topic sentences
and has no logical sequence
 Report has
only one
topic
 sentence and
 its sequence
 is confusing
Report includes
some topic
sentences and is 
somewhat
 sequential
Every
section
  begins with
 a clearly
  stated topic
  sentence and
  the sections
 follow a
 logical
  sequence
Clear and Understandable
Very
 difficult to follow
Mostly
difficult to
follow and
understand
Mostly easy to
understand
Easy to read
 and follow the
information
Very easy to understand
Very easy to read and follow information
Depth into Topic
Basic facts are given
No depth into any aspect
A little exloration beyond the topic
Writers explore underlying ideas but do not develop them
Writers go beyond the surface to underlying ideas
Interesting Written Report
Writing is mechanical and unimaginative
Interesting points are made but not developed
Writing style catches the readers attention but fades off
Writing style catches the reader's attention and holds it
Correct Grammar and Spelling
Very
 frequent
 grammar
and/or
spelling
errors
A few
 grammar
and/or
 spelling
errors
Only one or two
errors in
 spelling/grammar
All grammar
and spelling
are correct
Overall

 

Peer Evaluation:

For each member of your group, submit to me a mark out of 10 (1 being the lowest, 10 being the highest) for the amount of work s/he has put into his/her area and the project as a whole. With the mark you must include your reasons behind the assigned number.
 
 
 
Introduction
Task
Process
Resources
Evaluation
Conclusion
Reflection
Extension
Notes to Teacher

Credits