Peace in the Pacific Study Tour Judging Rubric How did the attacks on Pearl Harbour in 1941 and on Darwin in 1942 affect the relationship between Australia and the United States of America? Excellent Very Good Good Satisfactory Historical Great depth of factual Thorough factual Some factual Limited, factual knowledge. Proficient knowledge. Relevant knowledge. Information description: only Accuracy selection of relevant selected with some used is appropriate and surface knowledge. information from sources context and background relevant. Facts reported are 30% regarding: actions, apparent. Use of a not always relevant. events, people’s values number of relevant and and attitudes and the accurate details. physical world. Connections Make strong connections Make some connections Make connections Limited connections concerning: concerning: between: concerning the Bombing of Darwin 30% The Bombing of The Bombing of The Bombing of and the Bombing of Darwin and the Darwin and the Darwin and the Pearl Harbor; and the Bombing of Pearl Bombing of Pearl Bombing of Pearl relationship between Harbor. Harbor. Harbor. the people of The relationship The relationship The relationship Australia and the between the people between the people between the people United States of of Australia and the of Australia and the of Australia and the America as a result of United States of United States of United States of these attacks. America, past and America, past and America, past or present, as a result present, as a result present, as a result of these attacks. of these attacks. of these attacks. Creativity A unique and creative Some unique aspects Some aspects of either Little evidence of approach, combining evident. Creative use of originality or creativity in unique or creative historical and current historical and current the use of historical and elements. 20% knowledge to create a knowledge to create a current knowledge to strong, logical and sound, logical response. create a sound focused response. response. Sources A of quality primary A range of primary and A range of primary or Sources are few and and secondary sources secondary sources used secondary sources are limited. used as evidence and as evidence and acknowledged in the 10% accurately and acknowledged in the bibliography. consistently bibliography. acknowledged in the bibliography. Presentation Strong and polished Strong and polished Good example of the Limited example of example of the chosen example of the chosen chosen mode of the chosen mode of mode of presentation, mode of presentation. presentation. presentation. 10% with no errors.
Peace in the Pacific Study Tour Judging Rubric How did the attacks on Pearl Harbour in 1941 and on Darwin in 1942 affect the relationship between Australia and the United States of America? Excellent Very Good Good Satisfactory Historical Accuracy 30% Great depth of factual knowledge. Proficient selection of relevant information from sources regarding: actions, events, people’s values and attitudes and the physical world. Thorough factual knowledge. Relevant selected with some context and background apparent. Use of a number of relevant and accurate details. Some factual knowledge. Information used is appropriate and relevant. Limited, factual description: only surface knowledge. Facts reported are not always relevant. Connections 30% Make strong connections concerning: The Bombing of Darwin and the Bombing of Pearl Harbor. The relationship between the people of Australia and the United States of America, past and present, as a result of these attacks. Make some connections concerning: The Bombing of Darwin and the Bombing of Pearl Harbor. The relationship between the people of Australia and the United States of America, past and present, as a result of these attacks. Make connections between: The Bombing of Darwin and the Bombing of Pearl Harbor. The relationship between the people of Australia and the United States of America, past or present, as a result of these attacks. Limited connections concerning the Bombing of Darwin and the Bombing of Pearl Harbor; and the relationship between the people of Australia and the United States of America as a result of these attacks. Creativity 20% A unique and creative approach, combining historical and current knowledge to create a strong, logical and focused response. Some unique aspects evident. Creative use of historical and current knowledge to create a sound, logical response. Some aspects of either originality or creativity in the use of historical and current knowledge to create a sound response. Little evidence of unique or creative elements. Sources 10% A of quality primary and secondary sources used as evidence and accurately and consistently acknowledged in the bibliography. A range of primary and secondary sources used as evidence and acknowledged in the bibliography. A range of primary or secondary sources are acknowledged in the bibliography. Sources are few and limited. Presentation 10% Strong and polished example of the chosen mode of presentation, with no errors. Strong and polished example of the chosen mode of presentation. Good example of the chosen mode of presentation. Limited example of the chosen mode of presentation.