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iRubric: Special Topics Presentation- Substance Abuse Counseling rubric

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Special Topics Presentation- Substance Abuse Counseling Psychology Class Presentation Students will be responsible for thoroughly presenting the on a current issue/special topic based on current research literature. Rubric Code: U43AB7 By mel921 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Graduate

Psychology Presentation
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Facts Students will research facts regarding the topic	Excellent Student has included at least four facts regarding the topic	Good Student has included at least three facts regarding the topic	Fair Student has included at least two facts regarding the topic	Poor Student has included less than two facts regarding the topic
visual aid Student will select visual aid that help to explain the topic assigned	Excellent Visual aid is thorough, creative and catches the attention of the audience	Good Visual aid is satisfactory. It is clear and easy to understand and add to the overall presentation	Fair Visual aid is somewhat clear and understood. It adds somewhat to the presentation, but not always on topic	Poor Visual aid is present but not clear and easily understood. Distracts from the presentation
Oral Presentation Student will present the presentation to the entire class. Student will speak in a clear voice	Excellent Student has rehearsed the presentation and is speaking clearly for everyone to hear	Good Student is speaking clearly but is having occasional trouble speaking clearly for everyone to hear	Fair Student is not speaking loud enough and is hard to hear	Poor Student is simply reading and not speaking to the audience
Questions Student will answer questions from the class regarding the topic	Excellent Student is thoroughly able to answer all questions presented by the class	Good Student is able to answer most of the questions from the class	Fair Student has difficulty answering several of the questions from the class	Poor Student is not able to answer questions presented by the class