0 1 2 3 4 Format Poor spelling, Incomplete Complete Complete Complete grammar, and sentences, sentences, few sentences, sentences, incomplete significant grammatical correct logical flow, sentences. No grammatical errors. grammar. Easy correct sense of errors. Very Somewhat hard to understand. grammar. Easy organization. hard to to understand. Sources are to understand. Copied and understand. Sources are cited using Sources are pasted without Sources are not cited but not in correct ELA cited using citing source(s). cited, correct ELA format. correct ELA format. format. Technical/Content Information is Some Information is Information is Information is Information not accurate. information is accurate and accurate and accurate and There is no not accurate. are some describes how describes how it connection to Very few connections to it connects to connects to the career the connections to career that the the career that chosen career. student has career the student has the student has Project chosen. student has chosen. chosen. demonstrates chosen. how new information is incorporated into what the student has learned from other sources. Personal There is no Little personal Some attempt Personal Personal Reflection personal reflection. at personal reflection is reflection is reflection. reflection. developed and thoroughly an obvious developed, attempt to is contains strong evident to analysis and connect to thoughtful career choice career connections. Student shares how innovative people in the career might be called upon to deal with future conflicts. References for Students "8 Unusual Civil War Weapons." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 09 Apr. 2013. Web. 05 June 2013. Abel, E. (1995, March/April). Faithful Friends. Civil War Times Illustration, 34:1, 46-53. Balsiger, David W., and Charles E. Sellier. (1977). Los Angeles, CA: Schick Sunn Classic. The Lincoln Conspiracy. Print. Bishop, Jim. New York: Harper, 1955. Print. The Day Lincoln Was Shot. Bolotin, N. & Herb, A. (1995). For Home and Country: A Civil War Scrapbook. New York: Scholastic Inc.
0 1 2 3 4 Format Poor spelling, grammar, and incomplete sentences. No sense of organization. Copied and pasted without citing source(s). Incomplete sentences, significant grammatical errors. Very hard to understand. Sources are not cited, Complete sentences, few grammatical errors. Somewhat hard to understand. Sources are cited but not in correct ELA format. Complete sentences, correct grammar. Easy to understand. Sources are cited using correct ELA format. Complete sentences, logical flow, correct grammar. Easy to understand. Sources are cited using correct ELA format. Technical/Content Information Information is not accurate. There is no connection to career the student has chosen. Some information is not accurate. Very few connections to career the student has chosen. Information is accurate and are some connections to career that the student has chosen. Information is accurate and describes how it connects to the career that the student has chosen. Information is accurate and describes how it connects to the chosen career. Project demonstrates how new information is incorporated into what the student has learned from other sources. Personal Reflection There is no personal reflection. Little personal reflection. Some attempt at personal reflection. Personal reflection is developed and an obvious attempt to is evident to connect to career choice Personal reflection is thoroughly developed, contains strong analysis and thoughtful career connections. Student shares how innovative people in the career might be called upon to deal with future conflicts. References for Students "8 Unusual Civil War Weapons." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 09 Apr. 2013. Web. 05 June 2013. Abel, E. (1995, March/April). Faithful Friends. Civil War Times Illustration, 34:1, 46-53. Balsiger, David W., and Charles E. Sellier. (1977). The Lincoln Conspiracy. Los Angeles, CA: Schick Sunn Classic. Print. Bishop, Jim. The Day Lincoln Was Shot. New York: Harper, 1955. Print. Bolotin, N. & Herb, A. (1995). For Home and Country: A Civil War Scrapbook. New York: Scholastic Inc.
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