WebQuest

Scientific Revolution: Science vs. Religion

Evaluation

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Your work will be graded based on the table below.  Before you submit your work make sure you have:

  • Explained a specific scientific discovery
  • Analyzed the reputation of your scientist
  • Creatively argued in favor of a specific scientific discovery
  • Written a speech that is at least two (2) pages in length
  • Formulated and responded to three (3) questions that you might be asked by church leaders
  • Cited any sources you have used in APA, Chicago, or MLA format
  • Proof-read your work

Rubric

# Exceeds the Standard Meets the Standard Partially Meets the Standard Does Not Meet the Standard Score
Creativity Provides completely original arguments to why scientific discovery should be accepted. Uses independent thought Provides new arguments based on arguments used at the time. Mostly independent thought. Provides arguments that have are completely based on ideas during the Scientific Revolution Arguments are unclear and poorly defined/explained /4
Historical Accuracy The portrayal of scientific discoveries and scientists are historically accurate. Cites all sources The portrayal of scientific discoveries and scientists are for the most part historically accurate. Cites all sources The portrayal of scientific discoveries and scientists are for the most part historically accurate. No citation used. The portrayal of scientific discoveries and scientists are not accurate/misrepresented. No citation used /4
Organization The speech uses both logic and emotions to convince audience. The speech grabs the audiences attention. The speech is very convincing. The speech uses logic to convince audience. The speech mostly follows proper structure. The speech is convincing. The speech uses logic to convince audience; however, it is very unorganized. The speech is extremely unorganized with no clear start or end. The speech does not attempt to convince audience. /4
Grammar,Punctuation, and Spelling The speech is relatively free of any grammar, punctuation, and spelling mistakes (Max 4). The speech is filled with grammar, punctuation, and spelling mistakes (5+) /2

Total Score: /14

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