Evaluation
This is how your work will be evaluated.
| Poor 1 |
Average 2 |
Good 3 |
Above & Beyond 4 |
Score | |
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| Spelling and Grammar | The PowerPoint includes three or more spelling or gramatical errors and does not use proper English. | The PowerPoint includes no more than two spelling or gramatical errors. | The PowerPoint includes no more than one spelling or gramatical error. | The PowerPoint includes no gramatical or spelling errors throughout. | |
| Class Participation | The student sits in class and does not participate at all. The student watches everyone else do the work and barely does anything. The student bothers other people while they trying to work. | The student is off task for most of the class period. The student participates with some of the material but expects the other group member to do all the work. The student sometimes bothers others groups but quickly gets back on task. | The student is on task for most of the lesson. The student does not bother any of the other groups but sometimes get engaged in off-topic discussions. The student divides the work up evenly amongst the entire group. | The student is on task and focused throughout the entire lesson. The student also does not bother any of the other students to get them off task. The students divide the work up evenly so that one person will not do all of the work. | |
| Creativity | The students are missing some information on the PowerPoint. The student does not have any pictures or animations in this presentation. The student does not have a Table of Contents page or a background. | The students have all the information that is required in the PowerPoint. The students have a plain background color. The students have no animations or pictures in the presentation. | The students have everything that is required for this PowerPoint. The students have a creative background with animations and pictures. | The student puts in the greatest effort possible to complete this PowerPoint. The students use a creative background. The student uses more than the required number of pictures and animations in this presentation. |