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iRubric: Career Presentation rubric

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Career Presentation Culture Presentation Students present part of their culture and background that prepared them for their career Rubric Code: XX4235X By katjapucha Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Handout Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Culture Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Great 4 pts
Content Knowledge	Poor Lacks content, no research was done.	Fair Some information was gathered but not enough to have an effective presentation.	Good The presenter has developed some thought about culture but needs more content.	Great Gained a full understanding about the culture and where the culture has settled in the U.S.
visuals	Poor very few visuals during presentation.	Fair minimal visuals used during presentation.	Good Good variety of visuals and engaging photos.	Great Full variety of visuals used and engaging photos.
Student presents all required items	Poor Demonstrates 1 out of 4 required items.	Fair Demonstrates 2 out of 4 required items.	Good Demonstrates 3 out of 4 required items.	Great Demonstrates all required items.
Fluency	Poor Slow and broken explanation. Lots of pausing and difficulty with word finding.	Fair Basic sentences with some pauses and some trouble with finding words to explain.	Good Good flow of explanation. Slight pauses and a variety of descriptive words.	Great Strong flow of presentation, a variety of vocabulary used, and good transitions.
grammar and syntax	Poor Many grammar and syntax errors leading to difficulty in being understood.	Fair Frequent grammar and syntax errors leading to some difficulty in being understood.	Good Few grammar and syntax errors and easy to understand.	Great No grammar or syntax errors and very easy to understand.
pronunciation	Poor Pronunciation is rough and makes student speech difficult to understand, requiring repetition and clarification.	Fair Pronunciation is a little rough and student speech is somewhat difficult to understand. Some repetition and clarification required.	Good A few pronunciation errors and student speech is fairly easy to understand. Little to no repetition or clarification required.	Great Pronunciation is very clear and easy to understand with no clarification or repetition required.