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Logical Fallacies Project Rubric

Fallacies of Argument Presentation Rubric

Each group was to create a presentation using 3 skits and one poster visual on an assigned logical fallacy. This presentation must be professional, creative, engaging to the rest of the class, and address the assigned content clearly.

Rubric Code: L25229C

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Presentation Rubric
	Unsatisfactory 1 pts	Satisfactory 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
Content	Unsatisfactory The presentation does not address the correct content that was assigned. There is no evidence of research on topic.	Satisfactory The presentation addresses most of the content that was assigned. Some crucial details are left out of the presentation. There is evidence of research on the topic assigned.	Excellent The presentation addresses all of the content that was assigned. There is evidence of thorough research done on the topic.	Exemplary The presentation goes beyond just addressing all of the content that was assigned. There is evidence of thorough research done on this practice, and it is clearly outlined and shown to the entire class.
Creativity	Unsatisfactory The presentation shows no effort to be creative. The presentation does not engage the class in the material being presented. Sections are very mundane, and there are no pictures or videos in the presentation.	Satisfactory The presentation is somewhat creative. There are aspects of the presentation that are creative, but the presentation overall does not engage the class as a whole. Sections may be either mundane, or too distracting to the audience from the content. The fallacy is not known.	Excellent The presentation is very creative, and it engages the class as a whole. The presentation includes skits/dialogue. The sections are creative and interesting to the class.	Exemplary The presentation is very creative, and it engages the class as a whole. The presentation includes skits/dialogue that enhance the understanding of the concepts presented. The sections are creative and inspire the class to discussion.
Poster Visual	Unsatisfactory Presentation is barely legible and one cannot tell what goes where. It would be impossible to understand the presentation without asking a lot of questions. Little to no use of color or wise use of space. Extremely sloppy.	Satisfactory Presentation is difficult to read with rough pictures and labels. It would be difficult to understand the presentation without asking a lot of questions. Adequate use of color and spacing.	Excellent Presentation is easy to read and most elements are clearly written, labeled, or pictured. It is understandable without having to ask a lot of questions. Good use of color and space but looks hurried.	Exemplary Presentation reads naturally and all elements are clearly written, labeled, or pictured. It is understandable without having to ask questions. Amazing use of color and space, neat in appearance.
Organization	Unsatisfactory Group was very unorganized and not well rehearsed. Presentation was delayed and the groups did not discuss their speaking parts.	Satisfactory Presentation seems a bit unorganized, some flaws were apparent. Presentations were delayed a bit and not every member participated in speaking.	Excellent Presentation appeared organized, though some minor flaws were apparent. Presentations were not delayed and each member took part in speaking.	Exemplary Presentations appeared to be extremely organized and have no flaws in delivery. Presentations flowed well and each member knew their speaking parts.
Grammar/Spelling Title	Unsatisfactory There are many grammatical/spelling errors that greatly distract viewers from the content of the presentation.	Satisfactory There are some grammatical/spelling errors that distract viewers from the content presented in the presentation.	Excellent There are almost no grammatical/spelling errors that do not distract viewers from the content presented in the presentation. The presentation is mostly professional.	Exemplary The presentation had no grammatical/spelling errors. The presentation as a whole is very professional, and does not distract viewers away from the content of the presentation.

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