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The World is Listening

You have the world as an audience for 90 seconds (no more than 150 words if writing it). For a perfect score you must include: brief info. about you and your message to the world. It must be memorized for a perfect score. If you choose not to memorize it, you must use notecards and will lose just a couple of points. There is also an option (where the score will take a hit) to just type this and hand it in to me. All those doing the "final project" will take this option for full-credit.

Rubric Code: HA4WW2

By ss9dunbar

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Subject: Geography

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

The World is Listening
	Exceeds 4 pts	Meets 3 pts	Partially Meets 2 pts	Does not Meet 1 pts
Bio	Exceeds A quick, prioritized bio is given by the speaker. This bio is perfectly clear and the audience has a picture of who the speaker is.	Meets A quick and informative bio is given.	Partially Meets The bio given is weak and does not give a good picture of the speaker.	Does not Meet There is no bio given. OR, the bio is very weak.
Content	Exceeds The content of the message is clear and powerful. The audience can feel the energy and passion from the speaker. Everyone gets goosebumps.	Meets The content of the message is clear. The speaker has an actual message that includes past, present, and future ideas.	Partially Meets The content has some holes and is not clear to the audience.	Does not Meet The content is lacking. The message is too short.
Delivery	Exceeds Memorized, flawless delivery with gusto.	Meets Note cards. Delivery was nearly flawless and the speaker had some enthusiasm.	Partially Meets Not memorized. Note cards or paper were used. It was read to the audience. Very little enthusiasm.	Does not Meet Basically a mumbled, read, and passive delivery.
Originality	Exceeds The message is clearly original and will leave a lasting impression on the audience. Meaningful.	Meets The message is original.	Partially Meets The message is not original for the most part. It is "dead" and does not impress the audience.	Does not Meet Did someone else write this for you?