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Georgia Authors Presentation 
Georgia Authors Presentation
Students will create a PP presentation that will provide a detailed, insightful look at the contributions of a Georgia author to literature. Students will select relevant facts about the author's life and the works he/she wrote to create a visual slide show that details how the author's writings distinguishes him/her as a Georgia author. EX: quotes that correspond, graphics that enhance presentation--all work together to show relationship of Georgia author to literature as a whole
Rubric Code: V6BCX4
By vikkigriffin
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Not Attempted

0 pts

Limited

10 pts

Proficient

15 pts

Distinguished

20 pts

Background & Graphics

Not Attempted

A blank background or no graphics will be 0 points for this section.
Limited

Background does not detract from text or other graphics. Choice of background and/or graphics does not fit the project.
Proficient

Background does not detract from text or other graphics. Choice of background and/or graphics could have been better suited for the project.
Distinguished

Background does not detract from text or other graphics. Choice of background & graphics are appopriate for this project.
Conventions

Not Attempted

Presentation has numerous grammatical errors that distract from the presentation.
MLA format is not correct.
Limited

Presentation has a few grammatical errors that at times distract from the presentation. MLA format is adequate, but slide may be entitled MLA instead of bibliography.
Proficient

Presentation has 1-2 grammatical errors but are not distracting. MLA is accurate and slide is entitled Biblioography or Works Cited.
Distinguished

Presentation has no misspellings or grammatical errors. MLA format is error free and more than once source is used.
Ideas

Not Attempted

The author and his/her contributions are minimally covered with few to no details. Few or no of the questions are answered.
Limited

The information is generally relevant to the idea of Georgia authors & the questions; it begins to address how Georgia authors contributed to literature.
Proficient

The information is generally relevant to the idea of Georgia authors & the questions; it begins to address how Georgia authors contributed to literature. but it is not clear on one or two slides.
Distinguished

The information is generally relevant to the idea of Georgia authors & the questions; it targets how Georgia authors contributed to literature. The presentation is clear and focused.
Presentation

Not Attempted

Presentation is minimal slides. No title slide; no indication of conclusion.
Limited

Presentation is 8-9 slides. Title slide is included. Final slide is indicated.
Proficient

Presentation is 10 slides. Title is clear and included on first slide. Final slide reflects a concluding thought.
Distinguished

Presentation is more than 10 slides. The first slide indicates the title of the presentation. The title is reflective of the content and inviting to the viewer.
The creators names are evident.
Presentation has a "finish" that satisfies.
Organization

Not Attempted

The presentation lacks a clear sense of direction. Ideas, details, or events seem random.
Limited

The organization is strong enough to move the reader through the project without too much confusion.
Proficient

The organization is strong and moves the reader through the project with too little, if any, confusion. Information flows.
Distinguished

The organization enhances and showcases Georgia authors. The order, structure, or presentation of information is compelling.



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