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Culture Bag Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation Rubric

Presentation of personal items in order to share student's "personal culture" with his or her peers.

Rubric Code: ZX3AA72

By cmebritton

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Subject: History

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Oral Presentation Rubric
	Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Below 1 pts
Attitude/Effort Student chose items of importance to him/her, wrote a paragraph about each, and planned the oral presentation, practicing prior to the deilvery.	Advanced Student put forth considerable time and effort to present a lively presentation that fully-engaged the audience. Delivered with confidence.	Proficient Student put effort into the presentation and seemed interested.	Progressing Student put some effort into the presentation and seemed a little interested.	Below Student put little or no effort into the presentation and/or did not appear to be interested.
Content Presented interesting details about each item and its importance, engaging the audience.	Advanced Presented interesting details about all items and their importance, engaging the audience.	Proficient Presented interesting details about the items and their importance.	Progressing Presented details about each item and its importance.	Below Presented few details about each item and/or its importance.
Elocution Clearly in order to be understood Loudly (even with microphone) in order to be heard Well-paced (not too quickly or too slowly) Vary tone to maintain interest.	Advanced Spoke loudy and clearly and not too quickly or too slowly throughout the entire presentation. Changed tone to maintain interest.	Proficient Spoke loudy and clearly and not too quickly or too slowly throughout most of the presentation.	Progressing Spoke loudy and clearly throughout some of the presentation and/or sometimes spoke too quickly or too slowly.	Below Did not speak loudly enough to be heard and/or clearly enough to be understood and/or too quickly or too slowly.
Delivery Good posture, facing the audience Eye contact with the audience Appropriate gestures and facial expression	Advanced Maintained throughout entire presentation.	Proficient Maintained throughout most of the presentation.	Progressing Intermittent or occasionally throughout the presentation.	Below Not evident throughout the presentation.