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Class Presentation Good Shepherd Presentation Students are to present to the class a lesson on the assigned topic in a 5-10 minute presentation. Students are free to use any method they wish for the presentation, but the more creative, the higher the grade will be. Some examples are: Power Point presentation, SMART Board Presentation, video interview, etc... Students are also to hand in a paper with their name and a one-paragraph summery of their presentation. Rubric Code: L8C385 By PolselliA Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Philosophy Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Class Presentation
	EXCELLENT 20 pts	WELL DONE 15 pts	AVERAGE 10 pts	POOR 5 pts
Information	EXCELLENT Student presented keen insight, filled with convincing examples.	WELL DONE Student presented a good lesson, but the facts and/or examples could have been better.	AVERAGE Student used some questionable facts and/or sources.	POOR No arguement or facts presented.
Time on Task	EXCELLENT Studnet stayed on task during the entire presentation.	WELL DONE Student mostly stayed on task during the presentation, but went off-topic once or twice.	AVERAGE Student was off topic 3-4 times, and/or was easily distracted.	POOR Student was off topic more than 4 times, and/or was easily distracted.
Use of Visual Aides	EXCELLENT Student used an excellent source of visual aides (power point, pictures, posters, video, etc...).	WELL DONE Student used a visual aid, but it was lacking in creativity.	AVERAGE Visual aid was quickly rushed together and/or did not add anything to the presentation.	POOR No visual aid used.
Time Limit	EXCELLENT Presentation was at least 5-10 minutes.	WELL DONE Presentation was at least 3-4 minutes, and/or used a video for more than 1/2 of the presentation (not counting student produced videos).	AVERAGE Presentation was at least 2-3 minutes, and/or used a video for more than 1/2 of the presentation (not counting student produced videos).	POOR Presentation was less than 2 minutes, and/or used a video for more than 1/2 of the presentation (not counting student produced videos).
Written Report	EXCELLENT Student completed a one pargraph report summarizing their presentation.	WELL DONE Student completed a one paragraph written report summarizing their presentation, but it contained multiple grammatical errors.	AVERAGE Student wrote a report, but it was not a complete paragraph.	POOR No written report.