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Talk Show Rubric

Create your own talk show. Each student must play the role of a guest or host (interviewer) producing and discussing relevant topics.

Rubric Code: QC3444

By shanacox

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Subject: Math

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Talk Show
	Expert 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Competent 2 pts	Needs Work 1 pts
Knowledge of Material	Expert Student displays thorough knowledge of material presented. Questions and answers thoroughly reflect characterization of Talk Show guest/host portrayal.	Proficient Student displays thorough knowledge of material. Questions and answers greatly reflect characterization of Talk Show guest/host portrayal.	Competent Student displays some knowledge of material presented. Questions and answers mostly reflect characterization of Talk Show guest/host portrayal.	Needs Work Group members make serious errors in material presented. Questions and answers do not reflect characterization of Talk Show guest/host portrayal.
Organization	Expert Presentation and materials are well organized. Student knows her role well.	Proficient Presentation is well-organized, but student shows some minor disorganization.	Competent Students portrayal shows minor disorganization, and contributes to the group appearing disorganized.	Needs Work Student seems very disorganized. Student does not seem to know her role well.
Presentation (Audio/Acting)	Expert Students speak clearly and loudly and make good eye contact.	Proficient Student speaks clearly, but there are minor problems with volume or eye contact.	Competent Student speaks clearly, but there are major problems with volume and eye contact.	Needs Work Student does not speak clearly, and there are problems with volume and eye contact.
Creativity	Expert Presentation shows significant effort. Student goes beyond basic questions and answers. Good use of supporting visuals/dress.	Proficient Presentation shows effort. Students occasionally go beyond basic questions/answers. Some use of supporting visuals/dress.	Competent Presentation is acceptable. Discussion is adequate, but does not go beyond basic questions/answers. Very little use of supporting visuals/dress.	Needs Work Discussion is somewhat lacking in basic questions/answers. No use of supporting visuals/dress.
Time	Expert The student's presentation was 12-15 minutes.	Proficient The student's presentation was not within 9-11 minutes.	Competent The student's presentation was much shorter/longer than 6-8 minutes.	Needs Work The student's presentation completely ignored time guidelines.

Keywords:

Consumer Math Talk Show

Subjects:

English
Math

Types:

Presentation

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