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iRubric: The Five Practices of Leadership Presentation rubric

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The Five Practices of Leadership Presentation The Five Practices of Leadership Presentation Rubric Code: QXBC6W5 By racovington Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Conducting Meeting
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Oral Presentation Presentation is delivered in a clear, audible manner and presenters answer any questions satisfactorily.	Excellent Presenter meets or exceeds all of the presentation criteria. Group understands presentation and is able to speak without aids.	Good Presenter meets most of the presentation criteria, with limited answers to questions and had a good understanding of the content of their presentation.	Fair Presenter not able to clearly present their material but are able to answer most questions competently and had a basic understanding of the content of their presentation.	Poor Presenters are unable to clearly present information and have incomplete answers to questions and had limited understanding of the content of their presentation.	Unacceptable Presenters unable to meet presentation criteria and fail to respond to questions and had no understanding of the content of their presentation.
Agenda/Handout The presenting group has provided either a note sheet or handout on their section to provide the class with information about their section that can be used as a study guide or reference point.	Excellent Presenter provided an in-depth agenda or graphic organizer that gave detailed information about their topic and provided space for notes.	Good Presenter provided a agenda or graphic organizer that gave limited information about their topic and provided some space for notes.	Fair Presenter provided a agenda or graphic organizer that gave basic information about their topic and provided little space for notes.	Poor Presenter provided a note sheet or graphic organizer that gave incomplete information about their topic and provided little to no space for notes.	Unacceptable Presenter provided a note sheet or graphic organizer that gave no information about their topic and provided no space for notes.
Creativity using creative delivery means of information	Excellent Strong and effective use of creativity in presentation of material, including involvement of peers	Good Ample and effective use of creativity in presentation of material, including involvement of peers	Fair Some use of creativity in presentation of material, including involvement of peers	Poor Little use of creativity in presentation of material, including involvement of peers	Unacceptable No use of creativity in presentation of material, including involvement of peers