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The document presents a debate rubric for assessing the advantages and drawbacks of artificial intelligence, outlining criteria across four performance levels. It evaluates content, organization, delivery, and collaboration, detailing expectations from exceeding to below expectations. Each criterion includes specific indicators of performance quality, such as the clarity of arguments, critical thinking, and effective communication among partners.

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Copia de Debate Rubric

The document presents a debate rubric for assessing the advantages and drawbacks of artificial intelligence, outlining criteria across four performance levels. It evaluates content, organization, delivery, and collaboration, detailing expectations from exceeding to below expectations. Each criterion includes specific indicators of performance quality, such as the clarity of arguments, critical thinking, and effective communication among partners.

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DEBATE RUBRIC TO ASSES ADVANTAGES & DRAWBACKS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Criteria Level 4: Exceeds Level 3: Meets Level 2: Needs Level 1: Below


expectations expectations improvement expectations

-Provides a thorough, - Provides a comprehensive - Provides a basic overview - Provides a limited or


nuanced overview of both the overview of both the of both the advantages and incomplete overview of the
advantages and disadvantages advantages and disadvantages of artificial advantages and disadvantages
of artificial intelligence. disadvantages of artificial intelligence. of artificial intelligence.
intelligence.
Content - Shows exceptional insight - Shows some critical - Shows minimal critical
and critical thinking. - Shows strong critical thinking skills. thinking skills.
thinking skills.
- Presents a clear and - Presents a somewhat clear - Presents an unclear
compelling argument - Presents a clear argument argument supported by argument with little or no
supported by evidence supported by evidence evidence evidence
- Debate is well-structured - Debate is generally well- - Debate is somewhat - Debate is poorly organized
and easy to follow. structured and easy to follow. disorganized and difficult to and difficult to follow.
follow.
- Ideas are presented logically - Ideas are presented in a - Ideas are presented in a
and coherently. logical order. - Ideas are presented in a random or illogical order.
Organization confusing or inconsistent
- Transitions are smooth and - Transitions are mostly order. - Transitions are often missing
natural smooth. or confusing
- Transitions are sometimes
abrupt or awkward
- Speakers are confident, - Speakers are generally - Speakers are hesitant or - Speakers are nervous or
engaging, and articulate. confident and articulate. monotonous. difficult to understand.

- Eye contact is made with the - Eye contact is made - Eye contact is rarely made - Eye contact is not made with
Delivery camera. occasionally with the camera. with the camera. the camera.

- Tone and pacing are - Tone and pacing are mostly - Tone and pacing are - Tone and pacing are
appropriate and effective appropriate sometimes inappropriate or consistently inappropriate or
ineffective ineffective
- Both partners contribute - Both partners contribute to - One partner dominates the - One partner does not
equally to the debate. the debate. debate. contribute meaningfully to
the debate.
- Ideas are built upon and - Ideas are mostly built upon - Ideas are not always built
expanded through and expanded through upon or expanded through - Ideas are not built upon or
collaboration. collaboration. collaboration. expanded through
Collaboration collaboration.
- Partners listen actively and - Partners listen actively to - Partners sometimes
respectfully to each other. each other. interrupt or talk over each - Partners interrupt or talk
other. over each other frequently.
- Conflicts are resolved - Conflicts are mostly
effectively. resolved effectively - Conflicts are sometimes - Conflicts are not resolved
resolved ineffectively effectively

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