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Presentation Rubric Oral Research Presentation Rubric Photoshop Tool Research, Demonstration, and Oral Presentation Rubric Rubric Code: CBW75A By missdowdmhs Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Presentation Criteria
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
CONTENT	Excellent Shows a full understanding of the topic. Written and visual component contain all necessary details for peers to understand.	Good Shows a good understanding of the topic. Written and visual component missing some information and peers need clarification.	Fair Shows a fair understanding of parts of the topic. Written and visual component missing a good amount of information and peers need a lot of clarification.	Poor Does not seem to understand the topic clearly or thoroughly. Confusing. Most information missing. Peers do not understand the concept.
SPEAKS CLEARLY	Excellent Speaks clearly and distinctly all of the time.	Good Speaks clearly and distinctly most of the time.	Fair Speaks clearly and distinctly some of the time.	Poor Often mumbles or cannot be understood.
PREPAREDNESS	Excellent Speaker is completely prepared and has thoroughly researched the intricate details of his/her topic. Visual aid shows creativity and is neat and complete. Ready to present.	Good Speaker seems pretty prepared but was unable to answer 1-2 questions which should have been researched for his/her topic. Visual aid has 1-2 errors.	Fair Speaker is somewhat prepared but was unable to answer several questions which should have been researched for his/her topic. Visual aid seems incomplete.	Poor Speaker does not seem prepared to discuss topic. Visual aid is sloppy, incomplete, not many pictures.
EYE CONTACT	Excellent Speaker makes eye contact with audience member when asked question as well as other students within the audience (NOT TEACHER).	Good Speaker makes eye contact with some people in the room on a few occasions.	Fair Speaker makes eye contact with only one or two people on less than a few occasions.	Poor Speaker does not seem to make eye contact with anyone at all. Overuse of visual aid as a focus.