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Presentation Rubric 
Rubric for evaluating student presentations. Can be applied to any presentation. Adopted from http://www.ncsu.edu/midlink/rub.pres.html
Rubric Code: UXWXW89
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Inquiry Process

Poor

Learner engages with question(s) provided by teacher, materials, or other source
Fair

Learner sharpens or clarifies question provided by teacher, materials, or other source
Good

Learner selects from a variety of provided questions, modifying as necessary
Excellent

Learner poses own question.
Essential Concepts

Poor

No connection made to scientific knowledge or Essential Concepts
Fair

Learner is directed to sources of scientific knowledge and asked to make connections to Essential Concept(s)
Good

Learner pursues sources of knowledge and begins to make connections to 1 Essential Concept
Excellent

Learner independently connects his/her explanations, scientific knowledge, and 2 + Essential Concepts
Creativity

Poor

Learner is encouraged to express an idea and receives suggestions and support in its creating its presentation medium and strategy
Fair

Learner is coached by peers, the teacher, and or others (e.g., expert scientist) as he/she determines ways to express his/her idea(s)
Good

Learner independently selects ideas to be shared and decides if he/she will solicit input about presentation strategies, media, and/or products (e.g., writing, music, art)
Excellent

Learner independently expresses his/her own ideas and projects confidence while presenting them in a self-determined medium, mode, or product to a variety of audiences (e.g., peers, teacher, others)
Collaboration

Poor

Learner is assigned to work with a resource person (e.g., Scientist, Zoo Staff, etc.)
Fair

Learner is directed to encouraged to and successfully identifies additional resource people
Good

Learner independently identifies additional resource people with whom collaboration can occur.
Excellent

Learner has skills and confidence to reach out, communicate, and work with a variety of people
Communication

Poor

Learner is given steps to research information and knowledge, to analyze data, observations, and research and to develop his/her ideas and “understandings”.
Fair

Learner presents observations, ideas, and research in a variety of ways – poster session, scientist conference, and small group forum (3-4 students + teacher)
Good

Learner presents ideas and understandings to his/her peers for their coaching and fine-tuning.
Excellent

Learner independently researches and develops ideas and explanations to make an individual presentation to a variety of audiences including his/her peers, parents, the public, etc.
Authentic Assessment

Poor

Learner writes a Reflection using a Rubric.
Fair

Learner is coached to modify their own Reflections (ideas and understandings) with suggestions made during Peer Review sessions
Good

Learner independently seeks additional input to revise and improve their own ideas, understandings, and
Excellent

Learner independently and continuously assess his/her own work and learning



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