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Slides/Trifold Presentation Rubric
IDM POSTERS, BROCHURES AND TRIFOLDS FINAL RUBRIC
Rubric Code:
L23C289
By
HillyM
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Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Slides / Trifolds presentation rubric
32 possible points
Beginning
1 pts
Developing
2 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Exemplary
4 pts
Content
Points x3
Beginning
Student states 1-2 pieces of information but the information is not completely accurate and/or not supported by additional details and evidence.
Developing
Student presents 1-2 pieces of accurate information that supports their ideas. Some of their ideas are supported by additional details and evidence.
Proficient
Student presents 3 pieces of accurate information that supports their ideas. Their ideas are supported by additional details and evidence.
Exemplary
Student presents 4 or more pieces of accurate information that support their ideas. Their ideas are supported by additional detail and evidence.
Graphics
Points x2
Beginning
The slides are NOT attractive in terms of:
* Clear / legible text that is well placed.
* Graphics match the text are well placed.
*Appropriate white space left on page.
Developing
2-3 (some) slides are attractive in terms of:
* Clear / legible text that is well placed.
* Graphics match the text are well placed.
*Appropriate white space left on page.
Proficient
4-5 (most) slides are attractive in terms of:
* Clear / legible text that is well placed.
* Graphics match the text are well placed.
*Appropriate white space left on page.
Exemplary
All of the slides are attractive in terms of:
* Clear / legible text that is well placed.
* Graphics match the text are well placed.
*Appropriate white space left on page.
Organization of the Display
Beginning
There is no clear organization in the display. The audience finds it difficult to follow and are confused.
Developing
There is some organization in the display, but not entirely clear and logical. The audience is able to understand some portions but other parts are confusing.
Proficient
Most of the visual display is organized in a clear and logical way. The audience is able to follow a majority of the display without hesitation.
Exemplary
All of the visual display is organized in a clear, logical way. The audience is able to follow the presentation easily and without hesitation.
Grammar and Punctuation
Beginning
5 or more errors in the use of standard English grammar, capitalization and punctuation rules are made.
Developing
3-4 errors in the use of standard English grammar, capitalization and punctuation rules are made.
Proficient
1-2 errors in the use of standard English grammar, capitalization and punctuation rules are made.
Exemplary
All standard rules of English grammar, capitalization and punctuation are followed without error.
Resource Citations
Beginning
Resources were cited, but not in the requested format as stated in the expectations
Developing
1-2 resources were cited in the requested format as stated in the expectations.
Proficient
3-4 resources were cited in the requested format as stated in the expectations
Exemplary
5 or more resources were cited in the requested format as stated in the expectations.
Work from the artist, poet, author
Beginning
Presentation included no specific evidence of the artist's work.
Developing
Presentation shows limited research of the artist's work including but not limited to poems, songs, essays etc.
Proficient
Presentation shows thorough research of the artist's work including 1 specific citation to his/her/their work, including but not limited to poems, songs, essays etc.
Exemplary
Presentation shows thorough research of the artist's work including at least 2 specific citations to his/her/their work, including but not limited to poems, songs, essays etc.
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