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Oral Presentation Rubric Oral Presentation Rubric APES -Global Change Projects Rubric Code: J56829 By afsteele Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Rating
	Excellent 4 pts	Very Good 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Fair 1 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Presentation	Excellent -Can be easily heard and understood throughout the presentation, -Very well rehearsed does read directly off the slides -Is fluent in pronunctiation of words - Students are exceptionally confident and captures the audience's attention well	Very Good Student's presentation is not well rehearsed. Is fairly dependent on reading off the slides and is confident and competent in pronouncing words and presenting.	Good Presentation is only slightly rehearsed and requires considerable use of the slides.Makes frequent errors in pronunciation and sounds unsure at times.	Fair Presentation not rehearsed, speaks only from slides and makes considerable errors in pronunciation and not very competent with the presentation.	Unacceptable Did not participate in the presentation
Knowledge	Excellent Students have very good understanding of the scientific content of the project. (Answers questions well, uses scientific terms, shows evidence of considerable background research .	Very Good Student has a good understanding of the scientific content of the project.	Good Student has a fair understanding of the scientific content of the project.	Fair Student has little understanding of the scientific content of the project.	Unacceptable Did not participate in the presentation
Visuals /Displays	Excellent - Visuals are relevant to the oral presentation. -Slides show an obvious attention to detail and not too wordy -Graphics are arranged in a logical order according to the information required - References slide formatted in an appropriate manner.	Very Good Three of the excellent criteria met.	Good Two of the excellent criteria met.	Fair Only one the excellent criteria met.	Unacceptable Did not participate in the presentation