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Oral Case Presentation Evaluation

Internship Case Presentation

Rubric Code: XX2W62X

By kwhite563

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Case Presentation
	Exceptional 30 pts	Satisfactory 25 pts	Marginally Acceptable 20 pts	Unacceptable 10 pts
Presentation Style	Exceptional The student is confident and professional with excellent eye contact and voice projection. Delivers presentation with fluent speech using appropriate medical terminology.	Satisfactory The student is confident and professional with good eye contact and voice projection. Delivers presentation with fluent speech using appropriate medical terminology.	Marginally Acceptable The student appears nervous, has minimal eye contact, is difficult to hear, or is lacking in professionalism. Delivers presentation with some distracting mispronunciations and/or inappropriate vocabulary.	Unacceptable The student does not make eye contact with the audience, is difficult to hear or is unprofessional.Delivers presentation with regular distracting mispronunciations and/or inappropriate vocabulary.
Diagnosis	Exceptional Diagnosis with clear examples using the DSM 5	Satisfactory Some evidence of DSM 5 diagnosis, student is not able to give clear examples as related to case.	Marginally Acceptable Student simply describes behavior without use of terminology previously learned.	Unacceptable Lack of evidence based examples, diagnosis and behavior is not presented clearly. No use of terminology previously learned.
Content	Exceptional Appropriate amount of information is presented and organized in a logical manner.	Satisfactory Appropriate amount of information is presented but a lack of organization in one area is distracting.	Marginally Acceptable Too much or too little information is presented or there are multiple areas that lack organization.	Unacceptable Too much or too little information is presented and is not organized in a logical manner.