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Below Basic
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Basic
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Proficient
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Advanced
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| Creativity of Design |
- Holiday celebration is assembled from routine, common elements from familiar holidays.
- Presentation only uses readily available clip art or existing artwork.
- No original ideas or combinations of ideas.
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- Celebration contains mostly common elements with simple or superficial variations.
- Activities are only minimally connected to the explorer.
- Artwork is copied or traced from other sources.
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- Celebration is clearly and directly related to the explorer, with some resemblance to other similar holidays.
- Artwork is mostly original.
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- Holiday celebration is highly unique and original.
- Holiday activities are directly connected with the explorer.
- Artwork is original or demonstrates appropriate creative use of other works.
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| Completeness of Design |
- Outline is missing or does not match presentation.
- Big6 Data charts for Phases 1 and 2 are incomplete.
- Map is missing or does not contain all routes.
- Celebration design appears arbitrary and no criteria are included or met.
- Folder is missing project components.
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- Outline is complete but contains only main points with no details.
- Big6 Data charts for Phases 1 and 2 are filled in but data only comes from one source.
- Map shows all routes, but there is not enough detail to understand more than the start and end points.
- Celebration design meets minimum expectations, but does not fully meet the criteria selected by the group.
- Folder contains all components. Each component meets only the minimum expectations for completion.
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- Outline is complete and contains sufficient detail to follow the persuasive argument.
- Big6 Data charts for Phases 1 and 2 are complete and contain data from two sources.
- Map accurately illustrates all routes and contains some additional detail.
- Celebration design takes into account two or more criteria like those listed in the instructions.
- Folder contains all components and all components are complete.
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- Outline is complete, thorough, and detailed.
- Big6 Data charts for Phases 1 and 2 are thorough and include data from multiple sources.
- Map accurately illustrates all routes in great detail, including additional information beyond the requirements.
- Celebration design takes into account two or more criteria like those listed in the instructions.
- Folder contains additional work related to the project beyond the minimum requirements.
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| Quality of Oral Presentation |
- Presentation is too short or too long.
- One or more group members make no contribution to the presentation.
- Presentation is missing technology, visual aid, or both.
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- Presentation is barely 5 minutes lone.
- Minimal contributions by one or two group members.
- Technology and visual aid are include, but they are not used effectively.
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- Presentation is between 5 and 10 minutes long.
- All group members participate in the oral presentation, but contributions may be uneven.
- Technology is used in some way.
- Presentation includes one visual.
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- Presentation is between 5 and 10 minutes long, but is no longer than necessary.
- All group members participate significantly in the oral presentation.
- Technology is used effectively throughout the presentation to enhance and support points made.
- Presentation includes two or more visuals of different types (e.g. poster, map, slides, video, etc.)
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| Persuasiveness of Proposal |
- Presenters do not appear to believe their own arguments.
- Points made undermine the group’s argument.
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- Presenters state opinions regarding the importance of the holiday, but provide no supporting details.
- Appeals are not systematic or organized.
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- Presenters give solid arguments for their point of view which are supported with factual information.
- Presentation contains only one mode of appeal (logic, emotion, or character).
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- Presenters are highly persuasive.
- Argments are supported with multiple details.
- Presentation appeals to at least two modes (logic, emotion, and character).
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