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    This document contains two rubrics for evaluating student assignments: 1) A rubric for evaluating a final exam for an Effective Communication Skills course, assessing students on organization, content, response to questions, writing mechanics, presentation skills, use of citations, and teamwork. 2) A rubric for evaluating a movie trailer project for a Philippine Literature course, assessing students on preparation, characterization, attention-grabbing elements, audio/sound, use of music, editing, finale, title cards, credits, and length. The rubrics provide a breakdown of assignment requirements and the weighting or percentage of the total grade for each section to be evaluated.

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    This document contains two rubrics for evaluating student assignments: 1) A rubric for evaluating a final exam for an Effective Communication Skills course, assessing students on organization, content, response to questions, writing mechanics, presentation skills, use of citations, and teamwork. 2) A rubric for evaluating a movie trailer project for a Philippine Literature course, assessing students on preparation, characterization, attention-grabbing elements, audio/sound, use of music, editing, finale, title cards, credits, and length. The rubrics provide a breakdown of assignment requirements and the weighting or percentage of the total grade for each section to be evaluated.

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    This document contains two rubrics for evaluating student assignments: 1) A rubric for evaluating a final exam for an Effective Communication Skills course, assessing students on organization, content, response to questions, writing mechanics, presentation skills, use of citations, and teamwork. 2) A rubric for evaluating a movie trailer project for a Philippine Literature course, assessing students on preparation, characterization, attention-grabbing elements, audio/sound, use of music, editing, finale, title cards, credits, and length. The rubrics provide a breakdown of assignment requirements and the weighting or percentage of the total grade for each section to be evaluated.

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    Group #:

    Group #:

    MANILA BUSINESS COLLEGE

    MANILA BUSINESS COLLEGE

    Final Examination
    Effective Communication Skills 2
    2ndTrimester 2014-2015

    Final Examination
    Effective Communication Skills 2
    2ndTrimester 2014-2015

    Score

    Score

    Organization

    10%

    Organization

    10%

    Content/Knowledge

    20%

    Content/Knowledge

    20%

    Response to Questions

    30%

    Response to Questions

    30%

    Mechanics
    Delivery
    References in APA format
    Teamwork

    10%
    10%
    10%
    10%
    100%

    Mechanics
    Delivery
    References in APA format
    Teamwork

    10%
    10%
    10%
    10%
    100%

    TOTAL:

    TOTAL:

    Evaluated by:

    __________________________

    Evaluated by:

    __________________________

    Prepared by:

    Maria Victoria J. Lupton

    Prepared by:

    Maria Victoria J. Lupton

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    Group #:

    MANILA BUSINESS COLLEGE


    Final Exam for Philippine Literature
    1st Trimester 2015-2016
    MOVIE TRAILER RUBRIC

    Class Schedule: ___________________


    Score
    Preparedness

    The group has submitted the file on the given due date.

    5%

    Introduces principle character/s and demonstrates


    understanding of character/s personalities and
    relationships. Use of title slides.

    10%

    Attention getting

    Trailer successfully gets attention by changing genre mood, theme,


    and setting to a thriller/horror movie just revealing enough of the plot
    but not the whole story.

    5%

    Audio/ Sound

    The use of audio balanced the video. It has good quality


    voice-over. Volume level of music and the voice-over
    blends well.

    Music

    Use of music in background. Music creates a "pace" or


    flow to clips. Audio does not exceed video at end of
    movie.

    The characters

    20%

    Transitions and animations Transitions and animations are used to enhance trailer.

    Lights

    The light matches the emotional climate of the story.


    10%

    Editing

    All nonessential clips are cut from trailer.

    The Finale

    Hints at a deeper secret, may summarize what you've


    shown so far. Does not tell ending. Cliffhanger works
    well.

    Title Cards

    Use of title cards to reinforce additional points of the


    trailer.

    30%

    10%
    Acknowledgement

    Time

    Sources and credits slide: group members' names, their


    contribution and all websites you "borrowed",

    Length of video: 2 minutes minimum and the video did


    not exceed to 3 minutes.

    Total:
    (n.d.) Movie Trailer Rubric. Retrieved on August 11, 2014 from http://www.huronemployees.com/staff-uploads/pena/trailer_rubric2.pdf .
    Prepared by:

    M.V. Lupton

    10%

    100%

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