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Final Course Project Grading Rubric 
Rubric Code: SX89388
By dlroot1
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Subject: Education  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Exemplary

20 pts

Fair

15 pts

Developing

10 pts

Beginning

5 pts

Points Earned

100 pts

Importances of Organization

Exemplary

The presentation contains talking points including benefits, systems, and importances pertaining of classroom organization.
Fair

The presentation contains information on two of three talking pertaining to classroom organization.
Developing

The presentation contains less than 2 talking points pertaining to classroom organization.
Beginning

The presentation does not contain any of the required talking points pertaining to classroom organization.
Points Earned
Types of Organization

Exemplary

The presentation contains 8-10 different types of organization teachers can use throughout the classroom with a summary and/or description of each.
Fair

The presentation contains 6-7 different types of organization teachers can use throughout the classroom with a summary and/or description of each.
Developing

The presentation contains 4-5 different types of organization teachers can use throughout the classroom with a summary and/or description of each.
Beginning

The presentation contains 5 or fewer different types of organization teachers can use throughout the classroom with a summary and/or description of each.
Points Earned
Organization and Presentation

Exemplary

The presentation flows and presents the material in a logical matter. The presentation is clear, neat, easy to read manner.
Fair

The presentation flows and most of the material is presented in a logical manner. It is neat and easy to read.
Developing

The presentation is unorganized and the information is only neat and clear on a few slides.
Beginning

The presentation is unorganized and messy. It is not easy to read and/or is lacking the information.
Points Earned
Graphics

Exemplary

Graphics are used throughout the presentation and are professional, present, and relate to the topic.
Fair

Graphics are professional and related to the presentation but are used sparingly.
Developing

Graphics are used in the presentation but are not professional and/or not related to the topic.
Beginning

Only one or two graphics are present that relate to the topic in the presentation.
Points Earned
Relevance and Validity

Exemplary

Presentation includes a minimum 3 scholarly sources. All sources are published within the last 5 years.
Fair

Presentation includes minimum of 3 scholarly. Some sources are not published within the last 5 years.
Developing

Presentation includes 2 sources. All sources are published within the last 5 years.
Beginning

Presentation contains 2 or fewer sources. None of the sources are published in the last five years.
Points Earned




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