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Display Board Presentation Display Board Presentation The student must create and present a design board to the class. Rubric Code: W232X45 By maldonadom Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Grading Rubric
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Presentation Content	Excellent Presentation contains excellent information from each of the three areas. Content flows seamlessly and vivid description is provided	Good Presentation contains good information of most required material: only few items were lacking	Fair Fair contains fair examples of some required material: more items should have been included	Poor Presentation contains little to no required material: poor information was provided
Presentation Delivery	Excellent Presentation flowed seamlessly with excellent knowledge of content. Pictures were utilized throughout the presentation. Presenter remained professional during the entire presentation.	Good Presentation flowed well with good knowledge of content. Pictures were utilized throughout most of the presentation. Presenter remained professional during most of the entire presentation.	Fair Presentation flowed well with fair knowledge of content. Pictures were utilized throughout some of the presentation. Presenter remained professional during some of the entire presentation.	Poor Presentation flowed well with poor knowledge of content. Pictures were not utilized throughout the presentation. Presenter was unprofessional during the presentation.
Presentation	Excellent Presentation was excellent. Material was well rehearsed. The board was used as a reference throughout the presentation. Voice was loud and clear. good eye contact was maintained throughout the presentation.	Good Presentation was good. Display boards were used. Material seemed rehearsed and well excuted.	Fair Presentation was fair. Display boards were used once during the presentation. Voice was low and hard to understand. Little to no eye contact.	Poor Presentation was poor. Items presented were not planned and the presentation boards were not used. Voice was unclear and difficult to understand. No eye contact.