Evaluation


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Exemplary

4

Accomplished

3

Developing

2

Beginning

1

Score
1. STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE THAT THEY UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABILITY BY PROPOSING FOUR WAYS TO PERSONALLY CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 
 
Students demonstrate that they understand the concept of sustainability by proposing four ways to personally contribute to the conservation of natural resources.
Students demonstrate that they understand the concept of sustainability but propose only three ways to personally contribute to the conservation of natural resources.
Students propose only two ways to personally contribute to the conservation of natural resources in demonstrating their understanding of the concept of sustainability.
Only one way or no ways are proposed to personally contribute to the conservation of natural resources in demonstrating their understanding of the concept of sustainability. 
 
2. STUDENTS VERBAL PRESENTATION IS ACCURATE, CLEAR, AND EASILY UNDERSTOOD
 
Student’s verbal presentation is accurate, clear, and easily understood.
Student’s verbal presentation is accurate, but not clear or easily understood. 
Student’s verbal presentation does not show accuracy and is not clear or easily understood. 
Students do not do verbal presentation. 
3. STUDENTS VISUAL PRESENTATION IS AESTHETICALLY PLEASING AND ENHANCES THE PRESENTATION
 Student’s visual presentation is aesthetically pleasing and enhances and supports the presentation.
Student’s visual presentation is aesthetically pleasing, but does not enhance or support the presentation. 
Student’s visual presentation is not aesthetically pleasing, nor does it enhance or support the presentation. 
Students do not have a visual presentation. 
 
4. STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE IN THE PREPARATION OF THE PROJECT.

 

Students contribute ninety to one hundred percent of the time and fulfill their individual role in the preparation of the project.
Students contribute eighty to ninety percent of the time and partially fulfill their individual role in the preparation of the project. 
Students contribute seventy to eighty percent of the time and partially fulfill their individual role in the preparation of the project. 
Students contribute less than seventy percent and do nothing to fulfill their individual role in the preparation of the project. 
 
5. STUDENTS KEEP A JOURNAL AND PRESENT A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOURCES.
Journal is neat, thorough, and shows insight and thought in the entries. Bibliography is complete.
Journal is neat and thorough, but does not show a lot of thought and insight.  Bibliography is complete.
Journal is not neat or thorough and shows little insight. Bibliography is incomplete.
Journal is not done.  Bibliography is not done.
 
 
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