WebQuest

Who is the trickster?

Evaluation

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Per group present your hand-outs to your teacher. Make sure all group member's names are written down on your work.
 
You should have the following items:
  1. Introductory fact sheet
  2. Hand-out lesson 1
  3. Hand-out lesson 2
  4. Hand-out lesson 3
  5. Hand-out lesson 4
  6. Assignment lesson 5

Rubric

# Inadequate Adequate Good Excellent Score
Content Character trickster not displayed. 2 or less characteristics used. Less than 350 words. 7.5 points Character trickster poorly displayed. 3 characteristics used. 350-400 words used. 15 points Character trickster well displayed. 4 characteristics used. 400-450 words used. 22.5 points Character trickster perfectly displayed. 5 characteristics used. 450-550 words used. 30 points 30 points max
Structure Poorly structured text, introduction, body and conclusion not clearly defined. Poor story line. 7.5 points Somewhat structured text, no clear introduction or conclusion. Confusing story line. 15 points Well-structured text. Good story line. 22.5 points Perfectly structured text. Perfect story line. 30 points 30 points max
Creativity and originality Cursory response. Obvious lack of motivation and/or poor understanding of the assignment. 7.5 points Borrows ideas or images from popular culture in an unreflective way. Sentimental, predictable, or clich�. 15 points Some startling images, a few stunning associative leaps with a weak conclusion or lesser, more ordinary images and comparisons. Inconsistent. 22.5 points Excellent use of imagery; similes; vivid, detailed descriptions; figurative language; puns; wordplay; metaphor; irony. Surprises the reader with unusual associations, breaks conventions, thwarts expectations. 30 points 30 points max
Use of language Mechanical and cognitive problems so basic that tone doesn't even figure in. Student didn't write enough to judge. 2.5 points Tone is okay. But the paper could have been written by anyone. Apathetic or artificial. Overly formal or informal. 5 points The speaker sounds as if he or she cares too little or too much about the topic. Or the voice fades in and out. Occasionally passive. 7.5 points Voice is confident and appropriate. Consistently engaging. Active, not passive voice. Natural. A strong sense of both authorship and audience. 10 points 10 points max

Total Score: 100 points

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