Title: Stages of Genocide Assignment Submission
Course: Genocide Studies 12 > Section: Unit 1: What is Genocide?

Please submit your Stages of Genocide assignment here.

Grading form:

Stages of a Genocide Rubric

Title and slogan

- NOT COMPLETED -- Not completed
- EMERGING (Unsatisfactory) -- Title and slogan are missing or ineffective.
- EMERGING - DEVELOPING
- DEVELOPING (Satisfactory) -- Title and slogan are present but lack creativity and personal connection.
- DEVELOPING - PROFICIENT
- PROFICIENT (Very Good) -- Title and slogan are creative and connect to the assignment.
- PROFICIENT - EXTENDING
- EXTENDING (Excellent) -- Title and slogan are creative and insightful, making a clear personal connection to the assignment.
Ten stages and definitions

- NOT COMPLETED -- Not completed
- EMERGING (Unsatisfactory) -- Several of the ten stages of genocide are missing; definitions are inaccurate or are missing.
- EMERGING - DEVELOPING
- DEVELOPING (Satisfactory) -- Some of the ten stages of genocide may be missing, or definitions may be inaccurate.
- DEVELOPING - PROFICIENT
- PROFICIENT (Very Good) -- All ten stages of genocide are listed with adequate definitions.
- PROFICIENT - EXTENDING
- EXTENDING (Excellent) -- All ten stages of genocide are listed with accurate and thorough definitions.
Visual components

- NOT COMPLETED -- Not completed
- EMERGING (Unsatisfactory) -- Presentation is very poorly done; few images are present, or they have no connection to the stages of genocide; project is merely a list of the stages and their definitions.
- EMERGING - DEVELOPING
- DEVELOPING (Satisfactory) -- Presentation is hastily done; images may not directly connect to stages of genocide; captions may be missing; design does not aid viewer’s understanding
- DEVELOPING - PROFICIENT
- PROFICIENT (Very Good) -- Presentation has good design elements, including a variety of appropriate images and captions which illustrate the stages of genocide; design contributes to viewer’s understanding.
- PROFICIENT - EXTENDING
- EXTENDING (Excellent) -- Presentation has strong design elements, including a variety of excellent images and captions which illustrate the stages of genocide; design aids viewer’s understanding and engagement.