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What Would You Say? - Rubric

For each different scoring section, the amount of Weight Points reflects the maximum number of points you can receive if you score within that section. (Example: a Fair score will be anywhere from 6 - 8 points)

Rubric Code: M3XC9A

By clayharned

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Public Rubric

Subject: Business

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

What Would You Say?
	Good 10 pts	Fair 8 pts	Poor 5 pts
Internet Usage	Good Student used 8 questions from the Quintessential Careers website.	Fair Student used less than 8 questions, or did not use the Quintessential Careers website.	Poor Student used less than 8 questions, and did not use the Quintessential Careers website.
Presentation	Good Presentation was well organized and easy to follow. Student included 16 slides and how they would personally answer the 8 questions.	Fair Presentation was well organized and easy to follow for the most part. Student did not include 16 slides, or they did not include how they would personally answer the 8 questions.	Poor Presentation was unorganized and hard to follow. Student did not include 16 slides nor how they would personally answer the 8 questions.
Question Slides	Good Picture of interviewer is clear and questions are easy to read and interpret.	Fair Picture of interviewer is somewhat clear and some questions are hard to read and interpret.	Poor There is no picture of the interviewer and questions are hard to interpret.
Answer Slides	Good Picture of interviewee is clear and questions are easy to read and interpret.	Fair Picture of interviewee is somewhat clear and some questions are hard to read and interpret.	Poor There is no picture of the interviewee and questions are hard to interpret.
Technology	Good Students use of technology is appropriate and helps enhance the presenation.	Fair Students use of technology is appropriate and somewhat helps enhance the presentation.	Poor Student does not use technology appropriatly or it does not help enhance the presentation.
Spelling / Grammar	Good The students presentation includes no errors in spelling and grammar.	Fair The students presentation includes 3 or fewer errors in spelling and grammar.	Poor The students presentation includes more than 3 errors in spelling and grammar.