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60 Second Documentary Pitch 60 Second Pitch Students will assume the role of a salesperson. Students will select a social issue that they are passionate about and create a 1 minute sales pitch. Rubric Code: QX77862 By momo73 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

60 Second Elevator Pit Presentation
	Great (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Poor (N/A)
Content Pitch must meet all expectations as listed in the criteria.	Great Pitch has met all of the expectations in an exceptional manner.	Fair Pitch has met all of the expectations in a good manner.	Poor Pitch has not met some specific expectations.
Preparedness Pitch must be well-prepared and rehearsed.	Great Students show that they are well prepared to present their pitch.	Fair Students seem to be somewhat prepared but should have had more planning and editing.	Poor Students do not seem prepared to present.
Posture and Eye Contact Students display the elements of effective speaking.	Great Students stand up straight, look confident, speak clearly, and make eye contact during the presentation.	Fair Students stand up straight, and give some eye contact.	Poor Students slouch, little or no eye contact.
Enthusiasm Students effectively demonstrate an appropriate level of enthusiasm for their social issue.	Great Presentation was very professional and the students' enthusiasm for the issue was genuine.	Fair Presentation was professional and the students' interest in the issue was genuine.	Poor Presentation was not professional and no interest or enthusiasm was portrayed.
Verbal Junk Students have eliminated all verbal junk such as ums and like.	Great Zero verbal junk existed.	Fair One to two verbal junk was used in the delivery of the presentation.	Poor More than two verbal junk was used in the delivery of the presentation.
Time The pitch is 60 seconds long.	Great Students deliver their content in 60 seconds.	Fair Students are within 10 seconds plus or minus the required time.	Poor Students are more than 10 seconds plus or minus the required time.