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Enlightenment Thinkers Salon/World Studies/Ledley: How You're Graded

Students will make a presentation as an Enlightenment thinker arguing for his/her importance in history after researching the person and answering three essential questions.

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55 points total

Research Notes (10 points)

  • At least 5 sources total
    • At least 2 physical sources
  • Citation information for each source is recorded (including page numbers for books)
  • Submitted on Schoology as PDF by start of presentations

Bibliography (5 points)

  • At least 5 sources total
    • At least two physical sources
  • Full MLA citations
  • Alphabetized (order your citations in alphabetical order based on the first word)
  • Submitted on Schoology as PDF by start of presentations

Presentation content (30 points)

  • Introduction contextualizes thinker
  • Thesis argues for importance of chosen thinker using three essential questions
  • Section for each essential question containing relevant research
  • Slides contain appropriate amount of text
  • Conclusion reinforces thesis
  • Use of the first person
  • Research is attributed using MLA parenthetical citations
  • All citations included in bibliography
  • Submitted on Schoology as PDF by start of presentations

Presentation delivery (10 points)

  • Presentation is 3-5 minutes long
  • Presenter goes beyond information written on slides
  • Consistent eye contact
  • Presentation delivery is polished and prepared
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