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Class Presentation

The student makes a presentation to the class.

Rubric Code: W23534

By joyfulteach

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Subject: Humanities

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

Class Presentation Enter rubric description
	Poor 15 pts	Fair 20 pts	Good 25 pts
Preparation Enter criteria description	Poor The student does not know the material that is being presented.	Fair The student has a good grasp of the material that is being presented and does not read the report to the class.	Good The student has an excellent knowledge of the report material and is able to answer questions from the audience.
Poster, Prop, or Visual Aid Enter criteria description	Poor There is no poster or extra material to help explain the content to the audience.	Fair The poster or prop is colorful and adds to the presentation. All things may not be clearly labeled.	Good The poster has a title, is clearly labeled, and it is easy for the audience to see and read. The presenter does not read the poster or prop, but explains it while pointing to different parts.
Eye Contact and Presentation Enter criteria description	Poor The presenter reads the poster or visual aide, it is difficult to hear what they are saying, and they have no eye contact with the audience.	Fair The presenter has some eye contact with the audience, but they speak in a quiet voice that is difficult to hear.	Good The presenter speaks in a clear voice that all can hear. They use posters and visual aids in a positive way, pointing out interesting parts, but they continue to keep eye contact with the audience.
Topic	Poor The topic of the report is not well covered. Many important details are left out.	Fair The topic is covered, but the presentation does not flow from point to point. A few important details are not in the report.	Good The topic is well covered and researched. New material has been added to make the report complete and interesting to the audience. The report follows a good order that flows from one point to the next and it is well organized.