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PROJECT PRESENTATION ENERGY PROJECT PRESENTATION You will present your project to the class Rubric Code: KX6A97C By taylor789 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
	EXCELLENT 4 pts	GOOD 3 pts	FAIR 2 pts	POOR 1 pts
TEACHER EVALUATION RUBRIC
Content	EXCELLENT All of the required information is presented. The content is correct and there is more information than required	GOOD Most of the required information is presented. The content is correct.	FAIR Some of the required information is presented. Some Content is confusing or incorrect.	POOR There is little to no required content in the presentation. Missed most of required information
Presentation	EXCELLENT Students "present" project to audience with appropriate eye contact and volume. Students speak clearly. Presentation is given at an appropriate speed for the audience to gather information.	GOOD Students "presents" most of the information but at times looks at project, not the audience. Students speaks well but need to speak louder. Presentation is given too quickly for audience to gather information.	FAIR Students simply read information to the class. Students do not make eye contact with the audience and are hard to hear. Students do not speak clearly. Presentation is given too quickly for audience to gather information.	POOR Student is silly or not serious about presenting project to the class. Behavior is not appropriate. Information is given far too quickly for audience to record. Audience is unable to understand the student speaking.
Presentation aids	EXCELLENT Presentation aids (prototype/slide/design looks great and is well prepared. presentation is engaging to the audience. Contains effective animation	GOOD Presentation is somewhat rehearsed but does not look smooth. Presentation is somewhat engaging to the audience. Majority of slides contain animation and are well done.	FAIR Presentation is read directly from slides or paper, as opposed to presented. Presentation is not very engaging to the audience. Aids do not enhance the presentation	POOR Presentation looks disorganized and unrehearsed. Presentation is boring. Poor use of aids