- The student uses at least two direct quotations from the play to underscore their point.
- The student examines their chosen topic through the lens of society (why this topic matters in a broader context). Examples of this include (but are not limited to) marriage, religion, social norms, technology, science, clothing, education, and gender roles.
- The student uses at least three pictures or photos appropriate to their chosen topic.
- The student avoids summarizing the play and, instead, focuses on analysis
- The student organizes slides as if for an actual class presentation. Information on the slides should be clear and succinct (using sentences or fragments instead of entire paragraphs).
- The student presents a clear thesis statement or main idea on the first slide after the title slide.
- The student uses the remaining presentation slides to prove their thesis statement/main idea.
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Presentation Grading Rubric.pdf, Can a Shrew be Tamed.docx
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