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iRubric: Stress Presentation Rubric

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Stress Presentation Rubric Stress Project Rubric The students will work with 1-2 others to put together a poster that relays important information from the assigned lesson. Rubric Code: TC9W5A By needhamc Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Stress Poster Project
	Unsatisfactory 3 pts	Satisfactory 6 pts	Very Good 9 pts
Information	Unsatisfactory The poster has 0 bolded words and 0 definitions from the lesson. There is no useful information for the audience regarding stress.	Satisfactory The poster has only 1-2 bolded words and their definitions from the lesson. There is limited useful information regarding stress.	Very Good The poster includes all bolded words and their definitions from the lesson. There is a wealth of useful information regarding stress.
Collaboration	Unsatisfactory 0-1 person on the team read the lesson and took notes on important points in the lesson, contributed to the design and content of the poster, and used planning time wisely.	Satisfactory Only half of the team read the lesson and took notes on important points in the lesson, contributed to the design and content of the poster, and used planning time wisely.	Very Good All members read the lesson and took notes on important points in the lesson, contributed to the design and content of the poster, and used planning time wisely.
Neatness	Unsatisfactory Poster has words crossed out, multiple misspellings and multiple grammatical errors. Information is not written neatly on the page and is difficult to read.	Satisfactory Poster has a few misspellings and a few grammatical errors. Some of the information is not written neatly and is difficult to read.	Very Good Poster has no words crossed out, no misspellings and no grammatical errors. Information is very neat and easy to read.
Presentation	Unsatisfactory Presenter reads word for word from poster, lacks eye contact with audience, does not project voice.	Satisfactory Presenter reads mostly from the poster, only makes eye contact periodically, voice projects only once in a while.	Very Good Presenter only uses the poster as a guide, makes frequent eye contact with audience, projects voice so everyone in the audience can hear.