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Concept Poster Presentation Mitosis Illustration Presentation For assessment of poster/presentation on biology concept Rubric Code: BX85938 By vanitavance Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Biology Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Mitosis Poster Presentation
	Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Basic 2 pts	Minimal 1 pts
Content	Advanced All phases and descriptions are extremely clear, correctly ordered, and well-explained. Includes a well-stated explanation/definition of the concept.	Proficient All phases and descriptions correctly explained. Order is correct. Includes an accurate explanation/definition of the concept.	Basic All 5 phases included, although descriptions could be clearer. Minor errors may be present and explanation/definition of the concept is vague or incomplete.	Minimal Missing phases and/or contains major errors in descriptions. Explanation/definition of the concept is either missing or incorrect.
Design	Advanced Skillfully created and designed to present information very clearly. Very colorful and asthetically pleasing.	Proficient Good use of color and design. Clearly shown information that is also aesthetically pleasing.	Basic Poster is somewhat aesthetically pleasing, but may be missing some color or element of design. Information could be presented in a more clear manner.	Minimal Aesthetically unpleasant and missing color or design. Information is presented unclearly on poster.
Presentation	Advanced Confidently presented illustration with skillful use of voice/volume and eye contact. Skillful use of poster as a prop.	Proficient Clearly presented illustration using appropriate volume and eye contact with audience. Uses poster as a prop in presentation.	Basic Presented illustration but needs improvement on using appropriate volume and eye contact. Directly read from illustration rather than using poster as a prop.	Minimal Presentation was difficult to hear and speaker used little eye contact. Relied on 'reading' the illustration instead of presenting it.