The Court

Rubric

Evaluation – What is your Grade?
Your evaluation on this project will include both the process and the outcome.
Use the Rubric Below to evaluate your work.

Each component will be weighted according to the chart below:

Questions 35%

Journal Entry – Reflection 15%

Presentation 35%

Teamwork 15%

Questions

All questions are addressed and answered thoroughly and succinctly.

Seven of the eight questions are addressed and answered completely.

Six of the eight questions are addressed and answered completely.

Five of the eight questions are addressed and answered completely.

One or fewer of the questions are addressed and answered completely.

Journal Entry - Reflection

A minimum of 1+ page-length entry has been completed. Opinions and thoughts are supported with information from sites. Project has been completed on time.

A minimum of 3/4 page-length entry has been completed. Most opinions and thoughts are supported with facts.

A minimum of 1/2 page-length entry has been completed. Ideas are vaguely supported with facts. Most thoughts are based on opinion.

A minimum of 1/4 page-length entry has been completed. Thoughts and opinions are unclear.

There are only opinions in the entry. There is evidence to support thoughts and ideas.

Presentation

There is a clear focus for the presentation. It is evident that all parts of the project point back to the main idea. The audience is clearly defined.
Visuals and graphics are appropriate. The layout is pleasing to the eye.

The focus slightly misses its mark. The audience is not clearly defined. Most of the visuals and graphics are appropriate and the layout is not visually cluttered or overwhelming.

The focus is unclear. Not all parts point back to the main idea. The target audience is vague.
Visuals and graphics are not always appropriate. The layout is random at times. There is a minimal application of design principles.

The focus is very unclear. Visuals and graphics are inappropriate. Layout is random and no design principles were used.

Only opinions are presented. There is no evidence to support thoughts and ideas.
There were not enough graphics used. The layout is cluttered and disorderly.

Team Work

Team members work well together. Assignments are distributed fairly and appropriately. Every member participates in the project and presentation.

Team members work well together. Assignments are usually distributed fairly. Most members participate in the project and presentation.

Team members do not always work well together. Assignments are not always distributed fairly. Some team members do not participate in presentation.

Team members do not usually work well together. Most assignments are not distributed fairly. Some team members do not participate or do minimal work.

Team members do not work well together. There is an unequal assignment distribution. 1 or 2 people do all the work.