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Oral Presentation

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Rubric Code: UXA4CW

By scpuckett

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Oral Presentation
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Delivery
Attire	Excellent Casual business attire or business attire.	Good Typical school day wardrobe: t-shirt, jeans, sneakers; neat. Prepared.	Fair Wrinkled business casual or typical school day wardrobe: t-shirt, jeans, sneakers with no preparation.	Poor Attire not appropriate or does not meet dress code or is unkempt.
Volume	Excellent Loud enough to be heard by all audience members throughout presentation.	Good Loud enough to be heard by all audience members 90% of the time during the presentation.	Fair Loud enough to be heard by all audience members 80% of the time during the presentation.	Poor Loud enough to be heard by all audience members 50% of the time during the presentation.
Speaks clearly	Excellent Speaks clearly and distinctly all the time (95-100%); mispronounces no words.	Good Speaks clearly and distinctly almost all (80-95%) the time; mispronounces one words.	Fair Speaks clearly and distinctly most (80-95%) of the time; mispronounces no more than one word word.	Poor Often mumbles or can not be misunderstood OR mispronounces two or more words.
Inflection	Excellent Pauses are used effectively to improve meaning or provide dramatic impact.	Good Pauses are used intentionally at least three times to improve meaning or dramatic impact.	Fair Pauses are intentionally used but do not improve meaning or dramatic impact.	Poor Speaker does not use pauses to help his audience. Delivery speed is constant. Monotone or flat.
Pitch	Excellent Pitch was used effectively to convey emotion and emphasis appropriately.	Good Pitch was used but sometimes did not fit the content.	Fair Pitch was rarely used to convey emotion or emphasis.	Poor Pitch was not used to convey emotion or emphasis.
Eye Contact	Excellent Speaker looks at audience. Eye contact (or the impression of it) is evident.	Good Speaker sometimes looks at audience but eye contact is not apparent.	Fair Speaker often has head down. Eye contact is seldom made.	Poor Speaker may read from notes, does not look at audience.
Engaging	Excellent Facial expressions and body language convey poise as well as interest and enthusiasm about the topic.	Good Facial expressions and body language sometimes convey poise as well as interest and enthusiasm about the topic.	Fair Facial expressions and body language do not convey poise or do not seem genuine.	Poor Poise is not evident. Very little - or poor - use of expression or body language
Information
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 8 pts	Fair 6 pts	Poor 3 pts
Organization	Excellent Presentation is organized. Follows outline. Includes introductory and concluding points. Uses transitions effectively.	Good Presentation is organized. Follows outline. Includes at least one introductory and one concluding point. Uses some transtitions.	Fair Presentation is organized but does not follow the outline at one point. At least some introductory or concluding element. Transitions may not be used effectively.	Poor Presentation is organized but does not follow the outline at more than one point. No introductory or no concluding element. Transitions not used effectively.
Quality	Excellent Information is related to the topic 100% of the time; is educational.	Good Information is related to the topic with one exception; is educational.	Fair Information is related to the topic but is of limited educational value.	Poor Information is of very little educational value.
Quantity	Excellent Presentation covers each topic and major subtopic, supplying several supporting details or examples for each.	Good Presentation covers each topic and major subtopic, supplying at least two supporting details or examples for each.	Fair Presentation covers each topic and major subtopic, supplying at least one supporting detail or example for each.	Poor One or more topics not developed.
Interesting	Excellent Presentation includes several interesting or unusual ideas or is presented in a particualarly interesting way.	Good Presentation includes more than one interesting or unusual idea or is presented in a particualarly interesting way.	Fair Presentation includes one interesting or unusual idea.	Poor Presentation has little or no unusual or interesting ideas.
Preparedness	Excellent Student is prepared; rehearsal seems apparent.	Good Students seems prepared but more rehearsal is needed.	Fair Student is prepared; appears that rehearsal is lacking.	Poor Student does not seem prepared to present.
Audio-Visuals	Excellent Presenter uses visuals that are neat or audio that is clear. Materials are accurate, add to the audience's understanding of the topic, and are incorporated into the presentation.	Good Presenter uses visuals that are neat or audio that is clear. Materials are accurate, add to the audience's understanding of the topic, and are used in a limited way in the presentation.	Fair Presenter uses visuals that are neat or audio that is clear. Materials are accurate, sometimes add to the audience's understanding of the topic. May seem "added on."	Poor Presenter uses visuals that are not neat or audio that is not clear. Materials are inaccurate or do not add to the audience's understanding of the topic. May detract.
Time: Five minutes	Excellent Presentation is at least 4.5 minutes in length but not more than 5.5 minutes in length.	Good Presentation is at least 3.5 minutes in length but not more than 4.5 minutes in length.	Fair Presentation is at least three minutes in length.	Poor Presentation is more than six minutes in length or less than three minutes.

Subjects:

English

Types:

Presentation

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