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NGO Presentation NGO Presentation Student will research and create a presentation on an NGO of their choice. Rubric Code: KXCA6W4 By Marie_Young Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor Quality Work 8 pts	Acceptable Qualilty Work 9 pts	Good Quality Work 10 pts	High Quality Work 12 pts
Content	Poor Quality Work One or two questions addressed: > What > When > Where > Why > How	Acceptable Qualilty Work Three questions addressed: > What > When > Where > Why > How	Good Quality Work Four questions addressed: > What > When > Where > Why > How	High Quality Work ALL questions addressed: > What > When > Where > Why > How
Organization	Poor Quality Work Topics are not discussed in a clear and organized manner. Information is copied and pasted from sources.	Acceptable Qualilty Work Some topics are discussed in a clear and organized manner. Some information is paraphrased instead of copying and pasting from sources.	Good Quality Work Most topics are discussed in a clear and organized manner. Most information is paraphrased instead of copying and pasting from sources.	High Quality Work Topics are discussed in a clear and organized manner. Information is paraphrased instead of copying and pasting from sources.
Powerpoint Slides	Poor Quality Work PowerPoint is unattractive. Text is not organized. Pictures, graphics and/or videos are not used throughout to enhance presentation.	Acceptable Qualilty Work PowerPoint is plain. Text is somewhat organized. Pictures, graphics and/or videos are seldom used throughout to enhance presentation.	Good Quality Work PowerPoint is attractive. Text is mostly organized. Pictures, graphics and/or videos are often used throughout to enhance presentation.	High Quality Work PowerPoint is attractive. Text is organized. Pictures, graphics and/or videos are used throughout to enhance presentation.
Presentation Skills	Poor Quality Work Speaker does not present in a loud or clear voice and reads simply from the presentation. No eye contact with audience.	Acceptable Qualilty Work Speakers presents in a voice that is sometimes clear but constantly refers to the presentation. Minimal eye contact with audience.	Good Quality Work Speaker presents in a loud, clear voice, but sometimes reads from the screen. Reduced eye contact with audience.	High Quality Work Speaker presents in a loud, clear voice, and does not read from screen. Maintains good eye contact with audience.