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Hebrew Bible Presentation Rubric Hebrew Bible Presentation Rubric Student lead presentations on a particular character or theme from our survey course on the Hebrew Bible Rubric Code: AXW2X6X By SisterRegina Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Philosophy Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Presentation The following criteria are graded based on the student's presentation.
	Excellent Student goes above and beyond the requirements expected. 25 pts	Good Student exceeds the minimum required standards. 20 pts	Fair Student meets the minimum required standards. 15 pts	Poor Student fails to meet the minimum required standards. 10 pts
Bible Information Basic information includes: Chapter and verse designations, Key terms and names, References to the text	Excellent Student demonstrates exceptional understanding of the background to particular passages and presents additional complex information (beyond what was given in class or the readings) in their interpretation.	Good Student demonstrates an in-depth understanding of the background of particular passages and presents some additional basic information (as given in class or the readings).	Fair Student demonstrates a basic understanding of particular passages and presents the minimum amount of information (as given in class or the readings).	Poor Student fails to demonstrate an understanding of the basic knowledge of particular passages (as given in class or in the readings).
Research and Relevance Research and relevence includes: explanation of research and clear works cited slide. The presentation also provides references to tools of Biblical scholarship	Excellent Students demonstrate excellent references to outside research and then demonstrates how these nuances in the text relate to modern application and meaning.	Good Students reads and references some outside research and makes some interesting attempts at modern application and meaning.	Fair Students make a few references to outside research and there are some references, but not all are clear and/or engaging to the question of modern meaning.	Poor Students have little to no references to outside research and applications are not clear or engaging in relation to modern meaning.
Class Activity and Participation Class activity is based on an activity related to his/her passage and the activity was engaging for his/her peers.	Excellent Activity is grounded in the Biblical text and engages the entire class, and makes a lasting impact on his/her peers.	Good Activity is based on the on the Biblical text and engages the majority of his/her peers.	Fair Activity is loosely related to the Biblical text and allows for some participation by his/her peers.	Poor Activity is unrelated to the Biblical text and does not engage his/her peers.
Creativity and Engagement Creativity includes the student's unique design of the presentation and the inclusion of film, art, music, etc, in exploring interpreation and meaning.	Excellent Student utilizes creative skills and appilcations to make his/her presentation and class activity extremely unique.	Good Student utilizes creative skills and applications to make his/her presentation and class activity somewhat unique.	Fair Some creativity is apparent and there is a short application in the student's presentation and class activity.	Poor Student fails to utilize creative skills and there is no application during her/his presentation or class activity.

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