This rubric outlines the standards for an effective classroom presentation, including organization, content, quality of conclusion, delivery, and creativity. Presenters will be scored on a scale from 1 to 3 in each category, with the highest being "exemplary" and the lowest being "unacceptable". Scores in each category are then multiplied by a weight and added to calculate the total score.
This rubric outlines the standards for an effective classroom presentation, including organization, content, quality of conclusion, delivery, and creativity. Presenters will be scored on a scale from 1 to 3 in each category, with the highest being "exemplary" and the lowest being "unacceptable". Scores in each category are then multiplied by a weight and added to calculate the total score.
This rubric outlines the standards for an effective classroom presentation, including organization, content, quality of conclusion, delivery, and creativity. Presenters will be scored on a scale from 1 to 3 in each category, with the highest being "exemplary" and the lowest being "unacceptable". Scores in each category are then multiplied by a weight and added to calculate the total score.
The following standards describe an effective reporting.
3 2 1 SCORE WEIGHT TOTAL
STANDARDS EXEMPLARY SATISFACTORY UNACCEPTABLE SCORE Has a clear opening statement Has opening statement relevant Has no opening statement or that catches audiences interest; to topic and gives outline of irrelevant statements; leaves Organization stays focused throughout; speech; is mostly organized; listener wondering where the X2 summarizes main points provides adequate road map presentation is headed for the listener Demonstrates substance and Fulfills topic; uses appropriate Does not give adequate coverage Content depth; is comprehensive; shows sources; is objective of topic; lacks sources X3 mastery or material Summarizes presentations Has missing or poor conclusion; is Quality of Delivers a conclusion that is well main points, draws conclusions not tied to analysis; does not X3 Conclusion documented and persuasive based upon these points summarize points that support the conclusion Has natural delivery; modulates Has appropriate pace and has Is often hard to understand; has voice; projects enthusiasm, no distracting mannerisms voice that is too soft or too loud; Delivery interest, and confidence; uses volume; is easily understood has a too quick or too slow pace; X2 body language effectively demonstrates one or more distracting mannerisms Very creative; presentation is Somewhat creative; but not Opts to just talk in front; Creativity interactive, was able to get interactive monotonous presentation X3 everybodys participation TOTAL +4