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Presentation Rubric

Rubric to be used by students to evaluate their peers' presentations.

Rubric Code: X24B685

By ldymacbeth3

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Presentation Rubric Rubric to be used by students to evaluate their peers' presentations.
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Communication & Speaking Skills	Excellent Speaks with superior pitch, pace, and grammar pronunciation. Demonstrates excellent posture, is confident, and engages audience.	Good Speaks with appropriate pitch, pace, and grammar pronunciation. Demonstrates strong posture, is confident, and engages audience.	Fair Speaks with inconsistent pitch, pace, and grammar pronunciation. Demonstrates adequate posture, is confident, and engages audience.	Poor Speaks with deficient pitch, pace, and grammar pronunciation. Demonstrates ineffective posture, is confident, and engages audience.
Content	Excellent Expertly defines purpose of presentation and maintains focus throughout.	Good Successfully defines purpose of presentation and maintains focus throughout.	Fair Adequately defines purpose of presentation and maintains focus throughout.	Poor Minimally defines purpose of presentation and maintains focus throughout.
Coherence	Excellent Conveys expert knowledge of content.	Good Conveys substantial knowledge of content.	Fair Conveys adequate knowledge of content.	Poor Conveys insufficient knowledge of content.
MLA Format & Sources	Excellent Uses the most relevant and current information that provides in-depth insight.	Good Uses relevant and current information that provides valuable insight.	Fair Uses valid information that goes a step beyond common knowledge.	Poor Uses insubstantial information that is primarily common knowledge.
Responses & Time	Excellent Responds to peers' questions accurately and adheres to the time guideline.	Good Responds to peers' questions accurately and adheres to the time guideline +/- 2 minutes.	Fair Responds to peers' questions vaguely and adheres to the time guideline +/- 4 minutes.	Poor Responds to peers' questions inadequately and adheres to the time guideline +/- 5 minutes.