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7 Habits Presentation Rubric

As part of our lesson on 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, you will be broken up into 4 different four person groups and be assigned two of the seven habits to present in class. Each group will be responsible for researching their habits from the book and presenting those habits in two forms: PowerPoint presentation and oral presentation. (skit, poster board, video, handouts, etc.)

Rubric Code: BX979C

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Subject: (General)

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

7 Habits Rubric
	Poor 20 pts	Fair 30 pts	Good 40 pts	Excellent 50 pts	Your Score (N/A)
Powerpoint Presentation	Poor Presentation is sloppily done and contains little information that summarizes the topic.	Fair Project is hard to follow, does not adhere to directions or show much effort and has multiple spelling or grammatical errors.	Good Students follow most directions, show sufficient knowledge, effort and care in construction and presentation of the assignment.	Excellent Students follow all directions, show knowledge, effort and care in construction and presentation of the assignment. Presentation is an accurate summary of the habit.	Your Score
Quotes/Video/Handout/etc.	Poor Projects are chosen and thrown together in haste and contain little or no explanation, leaving many questions unanswered.	Fair Projects do not follow directions or do not reflect much effort. Much of the required explanation is missing and the content is confusing.	Good Projects are generally well done and clearly explained, but there are some small errors or deviations from directions.	Excellent All projects are carefully chosen and closely relate to the topic. All students help to clearly explain their part and answer any questions.	Your Score
Presentation Quality
	Poor 20 pts	Fair 30 pts	Good 40 pts	Excellent 50 pts	Your Score (N/A)
Oral Presentation	Poor No eye contact, very little knowledge of book, lack of continuity, too short. Student mumbles, incorrectly pronounces terms, and speaks inaudibly.	Fair Students occasionally use eye contact, but reads most of report, have many momenst of confusion, and presentation is much shorter than 15 minutes. Presentation is a poor summary.	Good Students maintain eye contact most of the time, presentation is somewhat logical in sequence, and is close to 15 minutes in length. Students' voices are clear. Students use most words correctly. Presentation is an accurate summary.	Excellent Students maintain eye contact with audience and presentation is at least 15 minutes long. Presentation reflects tremendous thought and preparation.	Your Score
Total Group Grade 150 pts

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