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COMPARATIVE RELGION – SOCIOLOGY 240 RUBRIC – FINAL PROJECT - INDIVIDUAL
This rubric will be used to evaluate and grade the INDIVIDUAL project that serves as the final exam for Comparative Religion. Since this project is designed to present the different religions in a world perspective context, it will be your job to choose a corner of the world in which your particular religion is practiced and present it in its social context. You will be responsible for presenting the tenants of the religion in a unique cultural context, and this point cannot be emphasized enough. Once you have done adequate research, you will choose the country and then area of the country in which your religion is practiced and put together a presentation that helps your audience hear, see, feel, and even touch and taste this religion in progress.
There are examples of components of previous group projects in ANGEL under the “Course Documents” Section. They are put there to inspire you to great heights. Various updates of your progress are required during face-to-face meetings throughout the semester.
The criteria for the presentation are as follows: Length – Approximately 25 – 30 SLIDES – INCLUDING VISUALS
Presentation Date – FINAL EXAM WEEK – LAST WEEK OF CLASS. Individual Bibliography – Minimum 7 Sources – MLA OR APA Style – (Without a properly formatted bibliography I will not grade your Final presentation, which means you, will flunk your final exam). Any update form you give me before the presentation should include A properly formatted Bibliography. If you do not know MLA or APA Format, look in the “Course Documents” Section of ANGEL. There Will be a Document There Titled “MLA-APA Formatting”. There Will be an example there as well as a link to a website that explains The formatting. There is no other paper due for this project. Just The Bibliography that will appear on the last slide(s) of the
This rubric will be used to evaluate and grade the INDIVIDUAL project that serves as the final exam for Comparative Religion. Since this project is designed to present the different religions in a world perspective context, it will be your job to choose a corner of the world in which your particular religion is practiced and present it in its social context. You will be responsible for presenting the tenants of the religion in a unique cultural context, and this point cannot be emphasized enough. Once you have done adequate research, you will choose the country and then area of the country in which your religion is practiced and put together a presentation that helps your audience hear, see, feel, and even touch and taste this religion in progress.
There are examples of components of previous group projects in ANGEL under the “Course Documents” Section. They are put there to inspire you to great heights. Various updates of your progress are required during face-to-face meetings throughout the semester.
The criteria for the presentation are as follows: Length – Approximately 25 – 30 SLIDES – INCLUDING VISUALS
Presentation Date – FINAL EXAM WEEK – LAST WEEK OF CLASS. Individual Bibliography – Minimum 7 Sources – MLA OR APA Style – (Without a properly formatted bibliography I will not grade your Final presentation, which means you, will flunk your final exam). Any update form you give me before the presentation should include A properly formatted Bibliography. If you do not know MLA or APA Format, look in the “Course Documents” Section of ANGEL. There Will be a Document There Titled “MLA-APA Formatting”. There Will be an example there as well as a link to a website that explains The formatting. There is no other paper due for this project. Just The Bibliography that will appear on the last slide(s) of the
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