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Presentation Rubric for Team Project
This project rubric is mostly adopted by Buck Institution for Education and can be edited to be used for any PBL presentation.
Rubric Code:
HCCA55
By
VDUTTON
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Alternative Energy Presentation
Above Standard
10 pts
At Standard
100 pts
Approaching Standard
75 pts
Below Standard
50 pts
Explanation of Ideas & Information
Above Standard
At Standard
* presents information, findings, arguments
and supporting evidence clearly, concisely,
and logically; audience can easily follow the
the information presented.
* presents accurate information, develops ideas and
uses a style appropriate to the purpose,
task, and audience.
* clearly and completely addresses
the topic at hand.
Approaching Standard
* presents information, findings, arguments
and supporting evidence in a way that is not completely clear, concise, and logical; line of reasoning is somewhat hard to follow.
* attempts to present information, develop
ideas and use a style appropriate to the
purpose, task, and audience but does not
fully succeed.
* attempts to address the topic at hand, but not clearly or completely.
Below Standard
* does not present information, arguments,
ideas, or findings clearly, concisely, and
logically; argument lacks supporting
evidence; audience cannot follow the line of
reasoning.
* selects information, develops ideas and
uses a style inappropriate to the purpose,
task, and audience (may be too much or too
little information, or the wrong approach)
* does not address the topic at hand.
Organization
Above Standard
At Standard
* meets all requirements for what should be included in the presentation layout.
* has a clear and interesting introduction
and conclusion.
* organized time well on stage; no part of the
presentation is too short or too long.
Approaching Standard
* met mostof the requirements for what should be included in the presentation layout.
* has an introduction and conclusion, but
they are not clear or interesting.
* generally timed presentation well, but may have spent too much or too little time on a topic, a/v aid, or idea.
Below Standard
* does not meet requirements for what
should be included in the presentation.
* does not have an introduction and/or
conclusion.
* uses time poorly; the whole presentation,
or a part of it, is too short or too long.
Eyes & Body
Above Standard
At Standard
* keeps eye contact with audience most of
the time; only glances at notes or slides.
* uses natural gestures and movements.
* looks poised and confident (Power stance in use).
* wears business professional clothing; appropriate for the occassion.
Approaching Standard
* makes infrequent eye contact; reads notes
or slides most of the time.
* uses a few gestures or movements but they
do not look natural.
* shows some poise and confidence, (only a
little fidgeting or nervous movement; some use of power stance).
* makes an attempt to wear business professional clothing;
somewhat appropriate for the occasion.
Below Standard
* does not look at audience; reads notes or
slides.
* does not use power stance.
* lacks poise and confidence (fidgets,
slouches, appears etremely nervous)
* wears clothing inappropriate for the
occasion.
Vocal Clarity
Above Standard
At Standard
* speaks clearly; not too quickly or slowly.
* speaks loudly enough for everyone to hear;
changes tone and pace to maintain interest of audience/judges.
* rarely uses filler words (uh, um, so, like, etc.).
* adapts speech for the context and task,
demonstrating command of formal English
when appropriate.
Approaching Standard
* speaks clearly most of the time.
* speaks loudly enough for the audience/judges to hear most of the time, but may speak in a
monotone manner.
* occasionally uses filler words (uh, um, so, like, etc.).
* attempts to adapt speech for the context
and task but is not very successful or inconsistent.
Below Standard
* mumbles or speaks too quickly or slowly.
* speaks too softly to be understood.
* frequently uses “filler” words (“uh, um, so,
and, like, etc.”)
* does not adapt speech for the context and task.
Presentation Aids
Above Standard
At Standard
* uses well-produced audio/visual aids
or media to enhance understanding of
findings, reasoning, and evidence, and to
add interest
* smoothly brings audio/visual aids, media, poster, or prototypes into the presentation.
* All aides are visible in the presentation.
Approaching Standard
* uses audio/visual aids or media, but they
may sometimes distract from or not add to
the presentation.
* at some point of the presentation has trouble bringing audio/
visual aids or media smoothly into the
presentation.
* One or more aids are not visible in the presentation.
Below Standard
* does not use audio/visual aids or media.
* attempts to use one or a few audio/visual
aids or media, but they do not add to or
may distract from the presentation.
* Little to no aids are visible in the pesentation.
Response to Questions
Above Standard
At Standard
* answers judges questions clearly and
completely.
* seeks clarification
or explains how the answer might be found
when unable to answer a question.
Approaching Standard
* answers audience questions, but not always clearly or completely.
* admits “I don’t know” or partially explains how answer might be found.
Below Standard
* does not address audience questions
(goes off topic or misunderstands without
seeking clarification).
Participation in Team Presentation
Above Standard
At Standard
* All team members participate for about the
same length of time on stage (Presentation Experts stand out).
* All team members are ale to answer their topic
questions.
* All team members participated in the process to creating the pressentation.
Approaching Standard
* Some team members participate in presentation, but not
equally (Presentation Experts do not stand out).
Below Standard
* Not all team members participate in presentation on stage; only one
or two members are speaking.
Keywords:
Presentation
Subjects:
(General)
Types:
Presentation
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