G12 Reporting Rubric

Here's how you'll be graded for the reporting:

Section
Group No.
Category	5	4	3
Clarity	Discussions were clear and understood by classmates	Some parts were unclear but there was an attempt to clarify topics	Most of the discussion were unclear and there was no attempt to clarify issues
Completeness	Topic was covered fully with additional information presented	Needs teacher intervention to present some topics	Teacher intervervenes to make sure topics are all covered
Interactivity	Classmatesn ask questions and interacts willingly	Elicits interaction from classmates	No interaction at all
Teamwork	All team members have tasks	Some members did not have task	Delay in reporting/submission due to lack of cooperation

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