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EDUC 1325 Group Project 
Students will presentation their Group Projects. The purpose of the presentation is to provide classmates with strategies to incorporate a multicultural curriculum.
Rubric Code: K3C347
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Subject: Education  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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100 % This score only reflects the project itself; not the written work.
  Excellent

10 pts

Good

7.5 pts

Fair

5 pts

Needs Improvement

0 pts

Content/Organization
50 %
Introduction
5 pts

ATTENTION

Excellent

ATTENTION STEP:
Excellent attention-getter, related to audience, credibility established, gave very brief introduction of goals and core values. Clearly stated the relevance of topic to audience needs and interests.
Good

Speakers introduced the core values and goals adequately, including an attention getter and a preview of the main points of the speech. Core values and goals were not clearly expressed. Relevance of topic to audience needs and interests was somewhat apparent.
Fair

Speakers introduced the core values and goals, but some details were unclear. The introduction lacked an attention getter and/or a preview of main points.
Needs Improvement

Speakers failed to introduce the speech OR the introduction was not useful in indicating what the speech was about.
Body
10 pts

THE MEAT OF THE PRESENTATION

Excellent

Maintains high energy level and audience is actively involved in the presentation. Questions asked or class discussion during the discussion
Good

Fairly high energy level and some audience involvement.
Fair

Moderate energy, moderate audience involvement.
Needs Improvement

Hard to follow due to lack of energy or enthusiasm.
LOGOS (logical appeal)
10 pts

Logical reasoning and support to claim (statistics, facts, expert testimony-quotes-, etc...)

Excellent

Presents sound examples to support core values and goals. Group goals and core values are supported with sufficient, relevant and valid evidence. Reasoning is free of false information. Addressed oppositional position in a fair and persuasive manner. All sources are cited aloud and are credible.
Good

Some core values and goals are sufficiently supported but some unsupported assertions are also present. Oppositional strategies somewhat addressed. Most sources are credible and cited aloud.
Fair

Presentation lacks some relevant and solid evidence. Credibility of sources and/or information is questionable. False information is presention. Limited strategies. Sources are not credible and/or cited aloud.
Needs Improvement

Presentation lacks relevant and valid evidence. Information is incorrect and/or outdated. Many fallacies are present in the reasoning. Sources either aren't credible or not cited in presentation.
Background/Subject Knowledge
10 pts

Clearly research was done in speech preparation and modified to meet the needs of the audience.

Excellent

Depth of content reflects knowledge and understanding of core values and group goals. Main points adequately substantiated with timely, relevant and sufficient support.
Thoughtful presentation reflected through choice of topic and supporting evidence.
Good

Provided accurate explanation of goals and core values.Provides some support for main points, but needed to elaborate further with explanations, examples, descriptions, etc. Support is relevant, but could be stronger.
Good presentation reflected through choice of topic and content.
Fair

Provides very minor amounts of content and little support for core value and group goals. Explanations of concepts are a bit weak or incomplete. Listeners gain minimal knowledge from presentation.
Topic seems somewhat relevant to audience, but not explicitly stated. Vague reference to audience needs and/or interests.
Considering interests of audience didn't seem paramount in topic and or/content.
Needs Improvement

Provides irrelevant or no support. Explanations of core value and group goals are inaccurate or incomplete. Listeners gain little knowledge form presentation. No attempt made to connect topic to targeted audience.
Conclusion
5 pts

ACTION STEP

Excellent

Alerted audience to the presentation conclusion. The speaker summarized the main points, tied back to the introduction to bring the speech full circle, and left the audience with a specific call to action and/or a powerful clincher.
Good

Alerted audience to the presentation conclusion.The speaker recaped main points but missed at least one key component of conclusion (call to action, clincher, tie-back to intro...etc.)
Fair

Conclusion was weak or not present; the speaker concluded the presentation in a disorganized fashion. Two or more important components were not present.
Needs Improvement

No conclusion, presentation ended rather abruptly. Most parts of conclusion were missing.
Delivery
50 % Extemporaneous, Elements of delivery help convey credibility and enthusiasm for topic: GESTURES, EYE CONTACT, SPACE, VOICE, MOVEMENT, FLUENCIES (NO VERBAL FILLERS), FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
Voice
10 pts

The 4 Ps, articulation and verbal fillers

Excellent

Natural variation of vocal characteristics (pace, pitch, power, pauses, articulation) in Standard English to heighten interest and match message appropriately. Few, if any, verbal fillers.
Good

Some limited variation of vocal characteristics. Use of pace, pitch, power and pauses seemed inconsistent at times. Some verbal fillers.
Fair

Students could be heard most of the time but at certain points were inaudible and/or inarticulate. Little pitch variation. Pacing was too slow/fast. Verbal fillers were noticable and frequent.
Needs Improvement

Audience had difficulty hearing and/or understanding much of the presentation due to monotone or inappropriate variation of vocal characteristics. Inconsistent with verbal message. Excessive fluency errors interfered with message comprehension. Excessive use of vocalized fillers.
Eye Contact
7 pts

Consistent eye contact with all sides of room.

Excellent

Consistently and effectively used eye contact to establish rapport with audience. Inconspicuous use of speaker notes and effective use of scanning to established an expanded zone of interaction.
Good

Speakers looked up occasionally and focused on just a few people during the speech. Some use of speaker notes. Seemed a bit disengaged from audience for short periods of time.
Fair

Conspicuous use of speaker notes. Seems disengaged from audience for noticeable periods of time.
Needs Improvement

Speakers seldom looked at the audience. Read information from notes. Avoided eye contact with audience. Only occasional and sporadic glances.
Body
5 pts

Facial Expressions
Posture
Gestures

Excellent

Facial expressions were comfortable and showed enthusiasm for the topic. Expressive, dynamic, and natural use of gestures, posture and facial expressions to reinforce and enhance meaning. Body language reflects comfort interacting with audience. The speaker maintained good posture.
Good

Facial expressions were comfortable.
Gestures were fine--though were limited. Increase use of gestures to reinforce verbal message.
Fair

Facial expressions seemed forced or absent. Stiff or unnatural use of nonverbal behaviors. Body language reflects some discomfort interacting with audience. Limited use of gestures to reinforce verbal message.
Needs Improvement

Speakers' posture and expression indicated a lack of enthusiasm or comfortableness with the speech. Some gestures were a bit distracting.Body language reflects a reluctance to interact with audience. Use of self-adaptive, repetitive or nervous behaviors.
MOVEMENT/SPACE
8 pts

Speaker uses movement and space to enhance verbal message and convey dynamism.

Excellent

Movements were purposeful and enhanced the delivery of the speech. Space was used well (front and center).
Good

Speakers had adequate and non-distracting movement during the speech. Decent use of speaking space (front of room)
Fair

Speakers had some distracting movement during delivery. Space wasn't used to the advantage of the speaker (stayed in one place the whole time)
Needs Improvement

Movements were distracting (pacing or monotonous). Use of space was not considered by the speaker (potted plant)
Visuals/Props
10 pts

Visuals/props enchance the verbal message in the presentation. Video clips should not exceed 1 minute of total speech time. Use of visuals should follow guidelines posted on D2L.

Excellent

Visual/prop followed posted guidelines and helped us understand a piece of evidence within our speech. It served as an aid to help us understand the importance of something logical and meaningful to us--in a visual sense. If PPT was used, it was error free and easy to see. Videos didn't exceed 2.5 minutes of total speech time.
Good

Visual/prop followed posted guidelines somewhat; visuals helped us understand some of your verbal message. It served as an aid to help us understand the importance of something within your presentation content. PPT, if used, was easy to see and contained few errors.
Fair

Visual/prop only followed a few of the posted guidelines; visuals only slightly helped us understand some of your verbal message. PPT had too many words per slide and/or had several typos. Videos, if used, were too long.
Needs Improvement

Visual/prop didn't follow the posted guidelines; visuals didn't aid our understanding of your verbal message. PPT had too many words per slide and/or had several typos. Videos were problematic.
Timing
10 pts

presentation: 15 minutes, question/answer/discussion: 10 minutes or a total of 25 minutes if combined presentation with discussion.

Excellent

kept within required time frame
Good

5 minutes too long or too short of required time
Fair

10 minutes too long or too short of required time frame
Needs Improvement

15 minutes too long or too short of required time frame.



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