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Author Study Class Presentation 
Author Study Class Presentation
Basic 4 point rubric for an author study.
Rubric Code: S2398X6
By korynturner
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Outstanding

13 pts

Good

11 pts

Fair

9 pts

Poor

7 pts

Author Personal

Born when and where
Family life as a child
Schools
Family life as an adult
Outstanding

Tells complete biography of author.
Good

Tells adequate biography of author.
Fair

Tells some details about the author.
Poor

Tells very few details about the author.
Books and Awards

Awards won
How many books written
When they began writing
Inspirations
First success
Outstanding

States complete list of well known books and awards earned.
Good

States adequate list of well known books and awards earned.
Fair

States a partial list of books and awards earned.
Poor

Does not state books and awards earned.
Connections

Outstanding

Student makes relevant connections between the author's life and works.
Good

Students attempts to make connections between author's life and works.
Fair

Student makes minimal effort to make connections between author's life and works.
Poor

No attempt at connections are made.
Personal Response

Outstanding

Student includes a detailed personal response to aspects of the author's works or life.
Good

Student attempts to include personal responses to aspects of the author's works or life.
Fair

Student makes minimal attempts at making a personal response to author's life or works.
Poor

Student makes no attempt.
Organization

Outstanding

Details are placed in a logical order and they are presented effectively to keep the interest of the audience.
Good

Details are placed in a logical order but the way they are presented sometimes makes the writing less interesting.
Fair

Some details are not in a logical order and this distracts the reader.
Poor

Many details are not in a logical or expected order. Writing is not organized.
Plot Summary

Outstanding

Includes a comprehensive summary of the plot covering all the key points regarding the protagonist's conflict with exceptional clarity and obvious understanding of key information without giving away the ending. Shows the book and states the title and author.
Good

Includes a summary of the plot, but some points are missing or it's a little confusing, or protagonist conflict is off. Understanding of what is key needs work. Shows the class the book and states the title and author.
Fair
Poor

No plot summary and/or no book brought to class and/or author or title presented. Other factors may be a lack of organization of information, a lack of understanding plot points, the conflict or the story.
Opinion and Recommendation

Outstanding

Includes an opinion on the book and detailed and specific reasons that support this opinion. Includes a specific and detailed recommendation for who would enjoy the book and why.
Good

Includes an opinion and recommendation for the book, but does not explain why.
Fair
Poor

No opinion and/or recommendation.
Oral Delivery

Outstanding

Excellent eye contact, voice level, speed, audience interaction, and organization/preparation.
Good
Fair

Some eye contact, but could be better, sometimes not loud enought or too fast, little audience interaction, or not well organized and prepared.
Poor

The presentation was not organized and/or the speaker read directly from the notes.



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