Searching twelve Labours to Hercules

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Evaluation

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Rubric

  Poor Average Notable Excellent
Research &
Gather
Information
Does not collect
any information
that relates to the
topic.
Collects very little
information--some
relates to the topic.
Collects some
basic information--
most relates to the
topic.
Collects a great
deal of information-
-all relates to the
topic.
Presentation Presentation
simply read
aloud; not easy
to follow,and/or
under-rehearsed.
Presentation
organised into
stages and
sufficiently
detailed to give a
general idea.
Well organised
presentation,
with clear and
detailed
rationale,
showing
evidence of
thorough
research and
rehearsal.
Presentation
painstakingly
researched but
presented in an
engaging, even
entertaining,
way.
Collaboration Work not well
distributed
between group
members; little
apparent liaison
or collaboration.
Sufficient group
collaboration,
even if workload
not evenly
distributed.
Work well coordinated
and
evenly
distributed.
Even distribution
of work, each
contribution
harmoniously
linked to make a
coherent whole
Design of the activities Project
incomplete or
demonstrates
minimal effort in
design and
presentation
Demonstrates
some creativity
in design and
concept. No
previous
research.
Demonstrates
effort in
creativity and
design. Previous
research done.
Demonstrates
excellence and
effort in
creativity and
design. Previous
research done.
Relationship with other European pupils Does not communicate with other European pupils or does not show interest in. Tries to communicate with other European pupils but it's very difficult for him. Communicates with other European pupils very often, even though his English isn't very good. Communicates with other European pupils and learns many things from them.

 

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An oath invoking Hercules (Hercle! or Mehercle!) was a common interjection in Classical Latin.