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Veterinary Expert Team Collaboration
Case Study Presentation
Veterinary Assistant students collaborate and host an "Ask the Expert" on chosen skeletal disease/disorders
Rubric Code:
MXC8833
By
knadibuah
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Subject:
Medical
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12, Undergraduate
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Skeletal Disease/Disorder
Limited evidence
1 pts
Below Expectation
2 pts
Approaching Expectation
3 pts
Meets Expectation
4 pts
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Presentation
Communication
Limited evidence
The oral presentation was inarticulate and difficult to follow. Poor delivery and timing of information. Did not seem to know the material. Poor synthesis of bone functionality to disease/disorder.
Below Expectation
The oral presentation was choppy, difficult to follow. Presenters did not have a grasp on the information. Frequent pauses for him or her to find their place. Too much reading. Needs more synthesizing of bone functionality to disease/disorder.
Approaching Expectation
The oral presentation was mostly smooth and seamless, few verbal pauses. The presenter appeared calm, had a general grasp of information.<BR>
Proficient delivery and timing of information. Proficient synthesis of bone functionality to disease/disorder.
Meets Expectation
The oral presentation was smooth and seamless. The presenter appeared calm and in command of the information. Exceptional delivery. Exceptional synthesis of bone functionality to disease/disorder.
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Clarity
Application
Limited evidence
The electronic presentation were completely unrelated to the topic being discussed and/or were unintelligible. No images or link for Pinterest. Presentation needs to be more logical and organized.
Below Expectation
The electronic presentation were difficult to understand and difficult to read. Few images utilized link for Pinterest was present but the pin was empty. Information at times did not seem to be related to the topic being discussed.
Approaching Expectation
The electronic presentation were somewhat organized. Included some appropriate images, clear and medium font. Pinterest link was present, the pin had some collage items but not all members contributed. The information contained generally applied to the topic being discussed.
Meets Expectation
The electronic presentation were clear and understandable. Slides exceptionally detailed, organized, logical; includes images & large font. Pinterest link was present and every member had three pins per member. The information contained was directly applicable to the topic being discussed.
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Completeness
Thinking/Inquiry
Limited evidence
The presentation included none of the applicable components related to the topic of the presentation. Lack of critical or analytical thought and little to no insight utilized.
Below Expectation
The presentation included some of the applicable, critical components related to the topic of presentation. More details, insight, and critical thought needed.
Approaching Expectation
The presentation included most of the applicable components related to the topic of the presentation. Proficient critical analysis of issue and impact using many details and evidence. Moderate insight into issue.
Meets Expectation
The presentation included all of the applicable components related to the topic of the presentation. Exceptional insight into critical components & analysis of issue.
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Knowledge
Understanding of material
Limited evidence
The presenter failed to identify required components. Presentation of material was unclear and not related to the topic at hand. Heavy reliance on notes during presentation. Failed to provide detail on the disease process, treatment decisions, and other components to the project.
Below Expectation
The presenter identified each component required of the presentation. Issue explained with some accuracy, needs more details. The discussion of material was unclear and difficult to understand. Needs less reliance on notes. Gave very rudimentary detail on the disease process, treatment decisions, and other components to the project.
Approaching Expectation
The presenter identified each component contained in the presentation. The material presented in each section was clear but not comprehensive. Utilized many details and sources. Some reliance on notes. Provided strong background theory on the disease, treatment decisions, and some of the other components to the project but did not explain in full detail.
Meets Expectation
The presenter identified each component required of the presentation. Knowledge of material is concise, exceptionally accurate, and clearly explained. Little to no reliance on notes. Explained in detail the theory behind the disease progression, many of the treatment decisions, and all components to Part 1-3 are complete.
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Keywords:
oral presentation
Subjects:
Medical
Types:
Presentation
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