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Self-Discovery Vocabulary Presentation

Present 3 new-to-you vocabulary words in a slideshow. Complete written project.

Rubric Code: EXW3447

By rtruesdell0810

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate

Vocabulary Presentation
	Failing 0 (N/A)	Poor .5-1 (N/A)	Fair 1.5-2 (N/A)	Good 2.5-3 (N/A)	Excellet 3.5-4 (N/A)
Discovery Methods 20 %	Failing Did not do	Poor Incomplete and/or extremely confusing.	Fair Complete, but minimal and/or vague details.	Good Explanation is complete but lacks explicit details.	Excellet Gives a complete and thorough explanation of methodology.
Discovery Description 20 %	Failing Did not do	Poor Incomplete and/or extremely confusing.	Fair Complete, but minimal and/or vague details.	Good Explanation is complete but lacks explicit details.	Excellet Gives a complete and thorough explanation of findings.
Discovery Sources 5 %	Failing Did not do	Poor Only uses one source. OR, does not give complete source location information.	Fair Uses only two sources. OR does not give adequate citation for location for one or two sources.	Good Uses three sources, but all are written sources. Correctly cites source location.	Excellet Uses all three sources; two written and one audio source. Correctly cites source location. May use more than three sources.
Word, p.o.s., definition 10 %	Failing Did not do	Poor Misspelled vocabulary word and no part of speech and/or no definition. OR the word does not relate to the topic.	Fair No misspellings, but may be missing p.o.s. or gives incorrect p.o.s. OR may give the wrong definition.	Good Correct p.o.s., definition. No misspellings. However, it is not a new word.	Excellet New word, correct spelling, p.o.s. and definition
Meanings, uses, place first found 15 %	Failing Did not do	Poor Offers no meaning and/or uses. Place first found may or may not be included. Classmates are mostly confused.	Fair Place where first found is indicated. Gives meaning but no uses OR vice versa. At least 50% of the class appears to understand.	Good Gives basic meanings, uses and states place where first found. The majority of the class seems to understand.	Excellet Uses explicit examples and details to describe meanings and uses. Tells where first found. Entire class is engaged and involved.
Slideshow 25 %	Failing Did not do	Poor Basic and plain slides. Full of grammar and/or spelling mistakes which make the slides very confusing.	Fair Slides have something to attract mild interest. May have some grammar and/or spelling mistakes, but are comprehensible.	Good Slides are fun, one to three spelling errors, only very slight errors in grammar.	Excellet Slides are fully engaging and attractive. May include pictures/images/graphics/video clips/music. NO spelling or grammar mistakes.

Keywords:

Presentation, Vocabulary

Subjects:

English

Types:

Presentation

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