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Shark Tank Presentation Rubric Shark Tank Presentation Rubric Students are creating a project based on the TV Show 'Shark Tank'. Students will be utilizing technology, their prior knowledge, and research to complete this project. This project also covers an array of persuasive techniques, proportion, percent, and data analysis. They will be presenting their projects in front of a panel of "Sharks" just as in the show. This panel will be grading the projects based on the following rubric. Rubric Code: AX8552A By Jeatlaw Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Shark Tank Presentation Rubric
	Poor Students did not meet the criteria, or they did not present the material. 10 pts	Fair Students presented the criteria, but it was unprepared or off the cuff. There was no organization to the portion. 15 pts	Okay Students had some of the material prepared but did not meet the criteria to it's full extent. Also could be due to lack of effort or disorganization. 20 pts	Good Criteria was met, and seemed organized. There were some minor issues. 25 pts	Excellence All criteria was met. Well organized. Above and beyond. No minor issues. 30 pts
Presentation 10 pts Students were to be creative in the way they presented.	Poor Students did not present.	Fair Students presented, but were unorganized, unprepared, not dressed for the part, or were not taking this project seriously.	Okay Students presented, but were unorganized, unprepared, not dressed for the part, and/or were not taking this project seriously.	Good Students presented but with some error.	Excellence Students were dressed for the part, they were well organized and well prepared.
Visual Aid 5 pts Students are to have one or more visual aids to help them with their presentation.	Poor No visual aids.	Fair Visual aids were sloppy, not creative, unorganized, or did not pertain to the project.	Okay Visual aids were present but were either uncreative or unorganized.	Good Visual aids were present but with errors.	Excellence Visual aids were captivating, creative, on target and well presented.
Question/Answer 5 pts Students were presented with a Q/A session by the Sharks and classmates.	Poor Students did not participate in the Q/A.	Fair Students seemed unorganized or were not taking this portion seriously.	Okay Students answered questions but were way off base from the topic.	Good Students answered questions with limited error.	Excellence Students eloquently answered the questions that they were presented with.