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Middle Ages Presentation

This rubric is designed to assess your knowledge of a Middle Ages topic. You and your partner need to create 12 slides with two pieces of information on each slide along with an image. This project is due Thursday, May 23rd.

Rubric Code: Y9X96A

By LNIELSEN

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Public Rubric

Subject: History

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Group Presentation Rubric
	Excellent 6 pts	Good 3 pts	Poor 1 pts
Organization/Presentation	Excellent Presentation was very organized and was very easy to follow. Group had practiced giving the presentation and sounded professional.	Good Presentation was fairly organized and easy to follow. Group had made on effort at practicing the presentation and only had small problems during the presentation.	Poor Presentation lacked organization. Group had not practiced the presentation and sounded unprofessional.
Content	Excellent Group members had a stronghold on the content and content was thoroughly addressed.	Good Most of the group members have a solid understanding of the content.	Poor Group members had little to no understanding of the content.
Visual Aid(s)	Excellent Google Presentation was used effectively throughout presentation.<BR> Group went above and beyond with visual elements (clips, interactive media, etc)	Good The use of visuals were somewhat effective.	Poor Visual aids distracted from the presentation.
Use of work time	Excellent Time to work in class was used effectively and members of the group did not have to be reminded to stay on task.	Good Time to work in class was used somewhat effectively. Students were occasionally off task.	Poor Time to work in class was not used at all. Project is incomplete or done hastily in a last minute rush.
Grammar/Punctutation	Excellent There are no grammar or punctuation errors in the project.	Good There are 1-5 grammar or punctuation errors.	Poor There are 6 or more grammar or punctuation errors.