iRubric: Oral Presentation rubric

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Oral Presentation Oral Presentation Students will be asked to obtain information about the tourism of one state in the US. They may use internet sources as well as tourist books and contact the state's tourist information center. Students will then prepare an oral presentation in which they will discuss the tourism for their given states. Each student will need to prepare note cards that have the following information: The source where you obtained the information, the author of that source, and the information from the source. The student will be graded on five criteria, These criteria are eye contact, vocal projection, knowledge of the topic, structure of the presentation and the note cards Rubric Code: JX43532 By pinkmomma3 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Oral Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Eye Contact	Poor Student reads from note cards and does not display eye contact.	Fair Student displays some eye contact, but reads a lot from note cards.	Good Student displays continuous eye contact and only uses note cards as a reference.
Vocal Projection	Poor Student cannot be heard for the majority of the presentation.	Fair Student can be heard for most of the presentation, but the volume fluctuates.	Good Student's voice can be heard the entire presentation and is continuous throughout.
Knowledge of topic	Poor Student does not display a good knowledge of the topic being presented.	Fair Student displays average knowledge of the topic being presented.	Good Student displays great knowledge of the topic being presented.
Structure of presentation	Poor Presentation is jumbled, there is no organization and no transitional phrases.	Fair Presentation does not have a clear attention-getter, introduction, body, or conclusion and transitional phrases are lacking.	Good Presentation was well planned out and clearly has an attention-getter, introduction, body and conclusion.
Note cards	Poor Student does not have note cards.	Fair Note cards lack information.	Good Note cards contain author, source, and information.