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Diaspora Missiology Presentation
Luke-Acts Theme Presentation
Each learning team picks a diaspora community in the United States and researches it in terms of its culture, history, current setting, and mission options/activity. The team will present the findings to the class. The presentation may take on a variety of forms but must come with a prepared electronic student study sheet.
Rubric Code:
UXA5A58
By
RenateHood
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Subject:
Humanities
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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Diaspora Missiology Presentation
Exceeds
5 pts
Good
4 pts
Fair
3 pts
Poor
2 pts
Unacceptable
1 pts
Quality of project
25 %
Exceeds
Project was extremely organized, interesting, and easy to follow.
Project fully explored the diaspora community in its context; it showed advanced critical thinking and application of knowledge gathered.
Good
Project was organized. Information presented was clear and interesting. Project explored the diaspora community in its context; it showed critical thinking and application of knowledge gathered.
Fair
Project was fairly organized. Information presented fairly clear. Project fairly explored the diaspora community in its context; it showed a fair degree of critical thinking and application of knowledge gathered.
Poor
Project was poorly organized; and/or information was presented was unclear at times; and/or project poorly explored the diaspora community in its context; and/or it showed poor thinking and little application of knowledge gathered.
Unacceptable
Project was not organized; and/or information presented was unclear; and/or project did not explore the diaspora community in its context; and/or it showed no critical thinking or application of knowledge gathered.
Classroom Presentation
25 %
Exceeds
Presentation was presented in a professional way. Audio and visual aspects were perfect. Group members were able to answer all questions posed by the other students as well as the professor.
Good
Presentation was audible. Good tone of voice when speaking. Visual aspects of project were organized and easy to read. Group members were able to answer most questions posed by professor and other students.
Fair
Presentation was audible, but needs improvement on tone of voice when speaking. Visual aspects of project could be better organized and easier to read. Group members were mostly
unable to answer some questions when asked by professor or other students.
Poor
Presentation was somehwat audible, but needs lots of improvement on tone of voice when speaking. Visual aspects of project need improvement. Group members were not able to answer some questions when asked by professor or other students.
Unacceptable
Presentation was not clearly audible and hard to hear. Visual presentation was very disorganized and hard to read. Group members did not ask for questions and were unable to answer questions asked by other students or the professor.
Preparedness
20 %
Exceeds
Students showed that they were completely prepared and demonstrated thorough knowledge of the subject area.
Good
Students showed that they were prepared sufficiently and demonstrated sufficient knowledge of the subject area.
Fair
Students seemed to be prepared but one person seemed to carry the success of the presentation.
Poor
Students seemed to be somewhat prepared but should have communicated more as a team.
Unacceptable
Students did not seem prepared to present.
Applied Diaspora Missiology
15 %
Exceeds
The group clearly understood and applied diaspora missiology and its multiple aspects.
Good
The group basically understood and applied diaspora missiology.
Fair
The group somewhat understood diaspora missiology and applied it in a limited way.
Poor
The group exhibited a poor understanding of diaspora missiology and/or poorly applied it.
Unacceptable
The group both misunderstood and failed to apply diaspora missiology.
Electronic Student Study Sheet
15 %
Exceeds
The group prepared a clear, interactive, and informative electronic student study sheet.
Good
The group prepared a clear and informative electronic student study sheet.
Fair
The group prepared an electronic student study sheet but it lacked in content and organization.
Poor
The group prepared an electronic student study sheet but it was of poor quality.
Unacceptable
The group did not have an electronic student study sheet.
Keywords:
Missiology presentation
Subjects:
English
Geology
Humanities
Social Sciences
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