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Oral Presentation

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This is the rubric that will be used to assess your oral presentation.

Rubric Code: H65629

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Oral Presentation This is the rubric that will be used to assess your oral presentation.
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 8 pts	Fair 6 pts	Poor 4 pts	Unsatisfactory 2 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Content The argument that was presented in the oral presentation.	Excellent The thesis was very clear as was the supporting evidence used to defend the thesis.	Good The thesis was clear, but the supporting evidence needed to be clearer.	Fair The thesis was not very clear, but the supporting evidence was clear.	Poor There were some problems with both the thesis and the supporting evidence.	Unsatisfactory There were serious problems with the thesis and the supporting evidence.	Unacceptable There was no thesis or supporting evidence.
Visuals The visual aids used during the oral presentation.	Excellent The visual aids were excellent. They were clear, easy to read, and related to the content of the presentation.	Good The visual aids were good. They had a few problems related to clarity, but they still related to the content of the presentation.	Fair The visual aids were fair. They were clear, but they did not relate to the content of the presentation.	Poor The visual aids were poor. They were not clear, and they did not relate to the content of the presentation.	Unsatisfactory The visual aids were unsatisfactory. They were not clear, unrelated to the content, or missing altogether.	Unacceptable There were no visual aids.
Delivery The delivery of the oral presentation as a whole.	Excellent The speaker was easy to hear, had appropriate movements/eye contact, and stayed within the time limit.	Good The speaker was difficult to hear, but had appropriate movements/eye contact, and stayed within the time limit.	Fair The volume and movement/eye contact were fine, but the speaker either went over the 10 minute limit or gave a presentation that was too short.	Poor There were some problems with volume, movement/eye contact, and time limit.	Unsatisfactory There were serious problems with volume, movement/eye contact, and time limit.	Unacceptable The presentation was simply unacceptable.