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Presentation Rubric 
Presentation Rubric
Rubric Code: NX93539
By maddiedicken
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Good

5 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

1 pts

Can describe/evaluate article/video

Good

It is evident that students fully read/watched the article/video. Students give examples, cite from the article/video, and show a complete understanding of the article/video.
Fair

Students do not completely evaluate the article/video. Students do an average job of giving examples, citing from the article/video, and showing an understanding of the article/video.
Poor

Students do not adequately explain the article/video. Can not recite from article/video. Does not give examples from the article/video. Does not show understanding of article/video
Gives opinions on article/video

Good

Answers the following clearly during presentation:
1.Why is this article/video important? How can this article/video benefit the cyberbullying cause? What did you learn about cyberbullying that you did not know before? Did you enjoy this article/video?
2. Relates article/video to personal experiences or to scenarios from board game.
Fair

Attempts to but does not completely answer the following questions clearly:1.Why is this article/video important? How can this article/video benefit the cyberbullying cause? What did you learn about cyberbullying that you did not know before? Did you enjoy this article/video?
2. Relates article/video to personal experiences or to scenarios from board game.
Poor

Does not answer the following clearly:
1.Why is this article/video important? How can this article/video benefit the cyberbullying cause? What did you learn about cyberbullying that you did not know before? Did you enjoy this article/video?
2. Relates article/video to personal experiences or to scenarios from board game.
Length/Talking requirement

Good

The presentation is 5-8 minutes long and each student talks twice or more. (Only the student that does not talk enough will be penalized)
Fair

Presentation is at least 4 minutes long. One of the students only talks once. (Only the student that talks once will be penalized)
Poor

The presentation is 2 minutes long or less. One of the students does not talk at all. (Only the student that does not talk will be penalized)




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