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12 Balanced Ways to Use Technology in the Classroom 
Rubric Code: S252358
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Type: Assessment  
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Content and Relevance (20 points)

Advanced

(16-20 points)
The presentation shows that the speaker knows a lot about how to balance technology and screen time in early education. All 12 strategies are clear, useful, and directly help people use technology in a healthy way.
Proficient

(11-15 points)
The presentation covers most strategies (10–11) that are very useful in the classroom.
Developing

(5-10 points)
The presentation has fewer than 10 strategies or doesn't make it clear how they relate to balance and use in the classroom.
Not Present

(0-4 points)
No relevant material or relation to the subject matter presented.
Research Integration (20 points)

Advanced

(16-20 points)
Includes three or more scholarly sources that are accurate and closely related to the project content. Citations are clear, up-to-date, and make the work more credible.
Proficient

(11-15 points)
Uses at least two scholarly sources that are somewhat related to the main points. There may be small mistakes in the citations.
Developing

(5-10 points)
Uses fewer than two scholarly sources or the connections are not clear.
Not Present

(0-4 points)
No citations or scholarly support were included.
Application and Practicality (20 points)

Advanced

(16-20 points)
Gives teachers and parents a lot of real-life examples that are easy to use. Shows how strategies can help people use technology in a balanced and planned way.
Proficient

(11-15 points)
Gives some real-world examples that can be used in the classroom.
Developing

(5-10 points)
Examples are few, not realistic, or don't relate to what happens in the classroom.
Not Present

(0-4 points)
There are no real-world examples or uses.
Visual and Presentation Design (20 points)

Advanced

(16-20 points)
PowerPoint is free of mistakes, well-organized, and looks good. Consistent design makes messages clearer. Transitions and pictures help make important points.
Proficient

(11-15 points)
PowerPoint is mostly well-organized and easy to understand, but there are some design problems.
Developing

(5-10 points)
The presentation is a little hard to understand, messy, or has a lot of formatting mistakes.
Not Present

(0-4 points)
PowerPoint isn't finished or doesn't have a clear layout and design.
Delivery and Engagement (20 points)

Advanced

(16-20 points)
The presenter speaks clearly and with confidence, keeping the audience's attention the whole time. Tone and visuals help to show excitement and professionalism.
Proficient

(11-15 points)
The presenter shows that they can communicate clearly and get people involved to a moderate level.
Developing

(5-10 points)
Delivery is low in energy or confidence, and engagement is spotty.
Not Present

(0-4 points)
There was no audio or presentation.




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