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Favorite Author Presentation Favorite Author Presentation Students will choose their favorite author and research him or her. They will then put together a oral presentation, including a visual aid. The visual aid can be a display board, collage or poster. In the presentation they must include a short bibliography, a list of the author's work and any awards they have recieved. The student must also include why that author is their favorite. Rubric Code: N2A594 By ckozy41 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Content	Poor Vague: Minimal information was provided on the chosen author.	Fair Familiar: The presentation was some-what organized. Most of the criteria were met.	Excellent Knowlegable: The selected subject matter was defined and organized. A bibliography, list of work, awards and reason for picking author are included in the presentation.
Delivery	Poor Unclear: The student mumbled or spoke in a low tone. They had no enthusiasm for the project or their author.	Fair Understood: The student was understood while presenting. They showed some enthusiasm for their author choice.	Excellent Prepared and well-spoken: The student was audible, they practiced for the presentation and they had enthusiasm for their topic.
Eye Contact	Poor Very little: There was very little to no eye contact from the student during the presentation.	Fair Partial: The student had some eye contact with the audience.	Excellent Consistent: The student looks at the audience while presenting.
Posture	Poor Slouched: The student had a slouched posture during the presentation.	Fair Varied: The student could have had better posture.	Excellent Maintained: The student's body frame was upright during the presentation.
Visual Aid	Poor Disorganized and not very visible: The visual aid is not visible or organized.	Fair Visible and understandable: The visual aid looks neat, somewhat organized and visible from the back of the room.	Excellent Well-organized and displayed: The visual aid pertains to the topic. There is no clutter. It is colorful and creative.
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