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Article Presentation Rubric

Final Project Presentation Rubric

This is the rubric that is used to evaluate article presentations in class.

Rubric Code: FX5699C

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Subject: Psychology

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Graduate

Article Presentation Rubric
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Presentation style	Poor Student does not use eye contact, speaks in an unclear voice, and reads directly from notes	Fair Student seldomly uses eye contact, is fairly easy to understand, and knows most of the material without reading from sources	Good Student uses excellent eye contact, speaks in a clear and audible voice, and uses resources to present material in an organized manner
Context and information	Poor Student presents very little on the subject matter and has no organization to the presentaion	Fair The student presents some of the information from the article, but is missing one or more pieces or is lacking some organization.	Good The student presents all information from the article accurately and concisely. They have included information on the method, response measurement, procedures, and results of the study.
Discussion Questions- Supplemental	Poor Student does not engage the class and does not present discussion questions to promote discussion.	Fair Student slightly engages the class and presents some questions that promote discussion.	Good Student clearly engages the class and presents a sufficient amount of discussion questions (at least 3) to promote critical thinking about the topic presented.
Discussion Questions- Assigned	Poor Student does not engage the class and does not present discussion questions to promote discussion.	Fair Student slightly engages the class and presents some questions that promote discussion.	Good Student clearly engages the class and presents a sufficient amount of discussion questions (at least 5) to promote critical thinking about the topic presented.