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Group Presentation Rubric Group Presentation Rubric Divided in four groups, each group must research and describe one of the 10 watercolor techniques. You will create an example of the technique and directions for how to create the technique. Rubric Code: GXC88WW By annettehenson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Group Presentation Rubric
	Excellent 1 pts	Good 0.75 pts	Fair 0.5 pts	Poor 0.25 pts
Organization	Excellent Presentation was very organized and was very easy to follow. The directions were excellent quality and a beginner would completely understand the concept.	Good Presentation was fairly organized and pretty easy to follow. The directions were good quality and a beginner completely understand the concept.	Fair Presentation was not clearly organized. The directions were acceptable quality and a beginner would completely understand little of the concept.	Poor Presentation lacked organization. The directions were not acceptable quality and a beginner would understand little of the concept.
Content	Excellent Student has a stronghold on the content and content was thoroughly addressed. Technique was entirely covered in a way which was easy to understand.	Good Student has a solid understanding of the content. Technique was covered in a way which was easy to understand.	Fair Student has had only a superficial understanding of content. Technique was covered in a way which was somewhat easy to understand.	Poor Student has had little to no understanding of the content. Technique was not covered in a way which was easy to understand.
Visual Aid(s)	Excellent Presentation of the watercolor technique was used effectively throughout presentation.	Good The use of visual (watercolor technique( were somewhat effective.	Fair The use of visual (watercolor technique) did not support the information provided in the presentation.	Poor Visual aids distracted from the presentation.