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Word Part Presentations Rubric Code: JXBXAXA By durson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Biology Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Word Parts
	Not Proficient 1 pts	Limited Proficiency 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Mastery 4 pts
Organization and Presentation	Not Proficient Major organization errors are present. The artifact created appears damaged or not attended to.	Limited Proficiency Some errors in organization are present. The artifact is lacking color.	Proficient The student has created an artifact that is neat, colorful, and organized.	Mastery Great effort has been taken to make sure the word part has been neatly organized. Colorful and some elements of creativity are present.
Speaking	Not Proficient Student does little to no speaking.	Limited Proficiency It is difficult to hear the student because they are not speaking loud enough. Some elements of the presentation (Introduction, explain meaning, explain picture, read definitions) are not present.	Proficient The student is speaking to be heard. All elements of the presentation are present: Introduction, explain meaning, explain picture, read definitions.	Mastery The student is speaking to be heard. They fully explain how the picture describes the meaning of the word part. The student interjects with stories or anecdotes that allows the audience to make meaning and connection. All elements of the presentation are present: Introduction, explain meaning, explain picture, read definitions.
Audience Member Experience	Not Proficient Student has great difficulty showing respect to classmates during presentations.	Limited Proficiency Student speaks out of turn during other's presentations occasionally.	Proficient Student is an engaged audience member. No disruptions during presentations.	Mastery Student is an engaged audience member. Student respects the presenter, and asks clarifying questions when needed by raising their hand. No disruptions are causes, and actually adds to the discussion of the word part.