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    The document provides a rubric for grading a World War I performance task where students take on the role of a World War I historian creating an exhibit on an important event of the war. Students will describe one event, present it in an exhibit format creatively, and explain why they believe it is the most important event. The rubric assesses students on the quality, process, impact and historical accuracy and completeness of content in their exhibit.

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    World War I Performance Task Rubric

    Description: You are a World War I historian looking to spread your knowledge of the Great War. You
    see an advertisement from a museum committee asking for someone to create an exhibit on an
    important event of World War I. It can be anything, as long as it is creative. You see this as your
    opportunity to show off your knowledge, and you decide to create an exhibit, highlighting what you think
    is the most important event or battle in World War I.

    [You will not be graded on whether or not you persuade your peers to think your event is the most
    important]

    Broad Expectations:
    ● Describe 1 event of World War I
    ● Present the event in a creative, “exhibit” format
    ● Explain why you believe this to be the most important event of World War I

    Assessment: You will be graded using the following rubric:


    Criteria Celebrations Meets Ways to Improve

    Quality ● At Least 1 Exhibit


    10pts ● The Visual is Appealing
    ● The “why” is written in
    complete sentences, with few
    grammatical errors

    Process ● Sources of Information Cited


    10 pts ● Source of Exhibit Cited
    ● Appropriate and Reliable
    Sources Used (if you are not
    sure ask teacher for help)

    Impact ● The proposal is seriously


    10 pts considered
    ● The presentation of the
    exhibit is professional
    ● The “why” is well explained

    Content ● The exhibit includes


    One historically accurate
    35pts information
    ● The exhibit describes the
    outcomes of what would have
    happened had the event not
    happened or happened
    differently

    Content The exhibit explains who the big


    Two players of the event are
    35pts The exhibits explains the effects of
    the event

    Possible tools for this assignment include but are not limited to: Power point, Google slides, Canva,
    Photoshop, Mentimeter, and many more

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