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TED Talk Presentation TED Talk Presentation Students will assume the role of a TED Talk presenter. Students will select a topic that they are passionate about (but don't actually know a lot about yet) and create a 3 minute TED Talk to the class. Rubric Code: T236W8X By JulieNewcomb Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

What I'm Passionate About Presentation Students could create a PowerPoint, Prezi, poster, etc. or show a short YouTube video to enhance their speech, but they still had to speak a minimum of three minutes, so if the video were 1 minute, they still had to speak for 3 minutes.
	Exceptional 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Content Talk needs to meet all of the standards listed above in the description.	Exceptional Talk has met all of the standards as listed above in an exceptional manner.	Good Talk has met all of the standards as listed above in a good manner.	Poor Talk has NOT met some specific standard as listed above.
Preparedness Talk must be well-prepared and rehearsed prior to speech.	Exceptional Students show that the Talk was completely prepared to present before the class presentation.	Good Students seem to be somewhat prepared but maybe should have had more planning and editing.	Poor Students do not seem prepared to record or to present.
Posture and Eye Contact Student displays the elements of good speaking.	Exceptional Students stand up straight, look confident, speak clearly, and make eye contact during the presentation.	Good Students stand up straight, and give some eye contact.	Poor Students slouch, little or no eye contact.
Enthusiasm Students effectively demonstrate an appropriate level of enthusiasm for their topic.	Exceptional The presentation was VERY professional and the student's enthusiasm for the topic was genuine.	Good Presentation was professional and the student's interest for the topic was genuine.	Poor Presentation was not professional and no interest or enthusiasm was portrayed.
Time Students talks are 3 minutes in length	Exceptional Students deliver their content in 3 minutes (or very close within 15 seconds plus or minus)	Good Students are within a 30 seconds of 3 minutes plus or minus of the required time.	Poor Students are more than 30 seconds plus or minus of the required time.