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iRubric: Entrepreneur/Grit/Growth Mindset Presentation rubric

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Entrepreneur/Grit/Growth Mindset Presentation Rubric Code: HX6W4X4 By ther3530 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Entrepreneur Project
	Exemplary 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Not Yet 1 pts
Content	Exemplary Presentation includes all 7 of the components of required information.	Proficient Presentation includes 5-6 of the components of required information.	Developing Presentation includes 3-4 of the components of required information.	Not Yet Presentation includes 0-2 of the components of required information.
Visual	Exemplary PowerPoint includes creativity and is aesthetically pleasing. It is well designed and includes many pictures and few words.	Proficient PowerPoint looks good but is hard to follow in places. It includes some pictures and mostly words.	Developing PowerPoint is confusing but includes the required information. There are some pictures.	Not Yet PowerPoint is not well put together and is hard to read. The poster does not include any pictures.
Oral Presentation	Exemplary Delivery of the presentation was excellent. Speakers spoke clearly and were able to effectively communicate the main points.	Proficient P. The presenting skills were very good but lacked clarity in some areas.	Developing The presenters struggled during some parts in the presentation but were able to get most of the main points across.	Not Yet Students were not able to effectively present the material in a professional manner.
Teamwork	Exemplary The team member received high marks and comments from all teammates and took an active role in the work of the project.	Proficient The team member received mostly good feedback from team members and/or may not have taken an adequate role in the work.	Developing The team member received a mix of positive and negative comments and participated in few parts of the project.	Not Yet The team member did not adequately contribute to the project. All team members were concerned with the work of this team member.