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Introduction Introduction Introducing yourself, others, group introductions, being introduced Rubric Code: LXB229B By freecp Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

How to introduce 1. Introducing yourself 2. Introduce others 3. Group introductions 4. Being introduced
	Poor 1 pts	Good 3 pts
Introduction Look the person in the eye, smile, extend your right hand.	Poor Doesn' t look the person in the eye, smile, extend your right hand.	Good Look the person in the eye, smile, extend your right hand. Mentioned name
Correct use introduction sentences 1. If the person doens' t respond with his or her name, continue with " And you' re..." 2. Mother, I' d like to present my... 3. Mother, have you met ... ?	Poor Doesn' t use the right sentences for introduction, mentioned in the left column	Good Uses the right sentences for introduction, mentioned in the left column
Attitude and way of communication 1. Clear 2. Loud 3. Confident	Poor One of the following points are missing: 1. not clear 2. not loud 3. not confident	Good The three points are present 1. Clear 2. Loud 3. Confident
Conversation 1. Conversation is engaging. 2. Conversation topics do not repeat. 3. Conversation makes you feel welcome.	Poor One of the following points are missing: 1. Assume the position 2. Make eye contact 3. Shake hands 4. Express a greeting 5. Converse	Good The five points are present: 1. Assume the position 2. Make eye contact 3. Shake hands 4. Express a greeting 5. Converse
Converstation Exit 1. Conversation Ends Smoothly. 2. Conversation exit invites a future encounter. 3. End of conversation leaves you feeling good.	Poor 1. Conversation end is abrupt. 2. Conversation does not end with parting words. 3. Conversation ending does not match the tone of the rest of the conversation.	Good 1. Conversation Ends Smoothly. 2. Conversation exit invites a future encounter. 3. End of conversation leaves you feeling good.