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Metric Madness Multimedia Presentation Scoring Guide

The following information should help you create a compelling presentation. Please read over the scoring guide as we discuss it and ask any questions you may have.

I have explained my units of measurement as well as shown them in numbers and given examples.

 5

 3

 1

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I can tell everyone what my unit of measurement means and what it looks like. I have a vague idea of what my unit of measurement is and how it is written.  This is a unit of measurement? This is not a very clear explanation.   X 2  
I have shown some real items and their correct measurements.

 5

 3

 1

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Yes! I have lots of items, and my measurements are all correct.  I have some items, and some of my measurements are incorrect. I have only a few items, and my measurements are incorrect.  X 2  
I have developed a word problem that requires measurement to solve it.

 5

 3

 1

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My word problem is challenging and shows an excellent use of measurement. My word problem is either too simple or too hard.   My word problem does not show any connection to measurement.    X 2  
I have given reasons why it is important to know metric measurement.

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 3

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I have many reasons that show connections to real life concepts.   I have some reasons that show connections to real life concepts.   I only have a few reasons.    X 3  
I have used design and presentation elements.

 5

 3

 1

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My graphics and other enhancements enrich the learning experience and significantly contribute to the intended meaning. My graphics or other enhancements are present, but they do not always enrich the learning experience. In some instances, they are inappropriate.  I use some graphics or other enhancements, but they distract from the learning experience or are inappropriate.  X 1  
     

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