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Romeo & Juliet Visual/Speech Presentation

Select one of the given prompts and present a visual and verbal presentation of 3-5 minutes in length (falling short will cause a deduction / students will be stopped at 5 minutes). Follow the verbal , the whiteboard and this rubric instruction for details. You may have a partner, but each student must speak, and the time will be 5-7 minutes in length. Use a large poster or Powerpoint (or something similar) for the visual. The schedule for presentations will be made by random drawing.

Rubric Code: GXB3C24

By mitchellkarnes

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

LOTF Symbols Poster
	Unacceptable 15 pts	Acceptable 18 pts	Good 21 pts	Excellent 25 pts
Quotes/Commentary	Unacceptable Low level of creativity. Lacks basic use quotes & commentary.	Acceptable Some use of quotes & commentary.	Good Student uses quotes & commentary to show Shakespeare's development of the topic in his play. Adequately explains its significance.	Excellent Student uses strong quotes & commentary to show Shakespeare's development of the topic in his play. Student demonstrates deep understanding of the topic.
Images	Unacceptable No images apparent, or no connection between images and topic.	Acceptable Basic images, but little thought or work shown.	Good Multiple images that support the topic. Obviously connected to topic.	Excellent Multiple images that convey the topic clearly and demonstrate creativity. Aesthetically pleasing.
Clarity	Unacceptable Project's text is difficult to read. Images are blurry or too small.	Acceptable Print is large enough to see but somewhat sloppy in its appearance or randomly placed. Pictures vary in size and clarity.	Good Print is neat and clear. It can be read from a distance. It is well organized, but bland. Images are adequate.	Excellent Print is neat, clear and pops at first glance. Pictures are clear and dynamic. Student has gone above and beyond basic expectations and created a nice visual to support the presentation.
Speech	Unacceptable Speech is unclear or too soft to hear. It is unorganized.	Acceptable Speech is clear. Topic is obvious, but not developed completely.	Good Speech is clear. Topic is discussed clearly.	Excellent Speech is dynamic. Topic is well developed and clear to the audience. Student interacts with the audience.