iRubric: Presentations/ Research Papers rubric

edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...
Presentations/ Research Papers Students will research the subject as noted in the guidelines Students will provide a 4 page typed paper along with a one page bibliography siting all resources used in developing the research paper. -Students will provide either a power point presentation or a Poster in order to evoke the interest of their classmates. --Students will use index cards to provide backup for their presentation. No reading from the posters. Presentation will be graded on thoroughness of subject matter Ability of the presenter to evoke the interest of their classmates by capturing their attention. Rubric Code: EXX2C7 By barneycy Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Enter rubric title
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Religions of the world	Poor Student only focused on the 3 major topics totally excluding the 10 topics which also had to be included	Fair student included the three main topics which were to be emphasized, yet left out at least half of the other 10 topics for the presentation	Good Student covered all 10 points which were listed for the skeleton or backbone of the presentation. Students provided strong information with a great emphasis on the 1. Health care beliefs 2. Dietary restrictions 3. Time of death & after death requirements by this religion.
Poster/Power point presentation	Poor Typed or hand written with little to no pictures	Fair Some pictures present, however somewhat vague and incomplete as applied to over all project	Good Power point or Poster was quite colorful, provided a sense of "complementing" the presentation and making it more complete.
Presentation style	Poor Read from the poster directly. Project was pretty much random. No clear pattern of organization present. Appeared scattered and no well prepared to present.	Fair Attempted to use note cards as needed. Was somewhat spontaneous and lively in presentation style. Still lacked clarity and organization was somewhat sketchy.	Good Well organized, thought provoking. Used index cards as a back up only. Was well versed in subject matter. Encouraged questions by listeners.