WebQuest
Eating a Healthy, Balanced Diet
Evaluation
The final grade is largely based upon the student's effort and accuracy, though timeliness and organization play a role. The student can earn up to 64 points normally but extra credit points can be awarded for going above and beyond, such as with outstanding answers and/or making it visually appealing.
Rubric
| # | Poor | Fair | Very Good | Examplary | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Timeliness | No activities were completed to meet the deadline. | Few activities were completed on time with three or more late. | Most work was turned in on time with only one or two being slightly late. | All work is submitted on time for each due date. | 16 pts. |
| Correct Information | No answers are correct or finished. | Few answers and correct and most seem to be guessed. | Most answers are correct (three to five wrong). | All or almost all answers are correct. | 20 pts. |
| Well Organized | The student's work is untyped with no clear pattern of organization. | The student's work is untyped and mostly unorganized with the exception of one or two activities. | The student's work is typed but the peices are slightly scattered with incomplete thoughts and sentences. | The student's work is typed and easy to read and follow as it matches up with the given questions. | 8 pts. |
| Effort (Final Journal Entry) | There was no thought put into the final project and it appeared to be quickly thrown together. | There was little thought put into the final project but a few valid points. | The student's final project displays thoughtful answers but some questions were quickly completed. | The student's final project shows true thought in analyzing their diet. | 20 pts. |
Total Score: 64 pts. possible |
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