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CATEGORY
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Above Standards
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Meets Standards
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Approaching Standards
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Below Standards
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Score and Comments
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Timeline
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The timeline is in chronological order and states significant events
of the genocide. Also has a beginning and ending point of the genocide.
9-10 Points
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The timeline is in chronological order and states significant events
of the genocide. May be missing one of the following-events or beginning
and ending of the genocide.
6-8 Points
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The timeline is missing two or more of the following- Significant
events, beginning, ending points and/or chronological order.
3-5 Points
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The timeline does not meet acceptable standards.
0-2 Points
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Ten Stages of Genocide
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Stages are reported accurately with statistics and good insight evident.
74-80 Points
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Slides list most of the required elements.
68-73 Points
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Some of the stages are not mentioned in the presentation and are not available as part of the power point.
60-67 Points
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Stages presented are incorrect, statistics are not accurate, or the presentation does not mention the stages of genocide.
0-59 Points
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Public Service Announcement
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The audience is left with a clear idea of what should have been done and what can be done.
37-40 Points
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The group attempts to explain how this could have been prevented and
current solutions, but the ideas seem to simplistic or unrealistic.
34-36 Points
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Very generalized information makes it difficult for the audience to
know how they should reflect or react to this presentation.
30-33 points
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No mention of what could have stopped the atrocities or what now can
be done to stop the genocide or to resolve lingering problems.
0-29 Points
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Symbol of Genocide
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The symbol is evident to the audience and has meaning or significance to the genocide.
19-20 Points
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The symbol has some evidence and group showed some semblance of correlation to the genocide.
17-18 Points
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The symbol is either lacking originality, significance or description.
15-16 Points
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The symbol does not meet the elements of creativity, correlation to the event or originality.
0-14 Points
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