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iRubric: Truthful Alcohol Advertisements rubric

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Truthful Alcohol Advertisements Sexual Health Commerial Rubric Rubric for evaluating student presentations. Rubric Code: B23B95 By meganwilshusen Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Presentation Rubric
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Accuracy of Information	Poor Student does not have grasp of information. Facts are misinterpreted or false.	Fair Student is uncomfortable with information and uninformed with many of the different dimension of their topic. Facts are unsupported	Good Student is at ease with information. Student aware of the different dimension of the topic, but not clearly communicated in presetation. Some facts are supported.	Excellent Student demonstrates full knowledge, and clearly communicate knowledge of each of the dimensions of the topic. All facts are supported and cited.
Effort	Poor Does not participate. Stays slient through most of the activity.	Fair Discusses ideas with group. Does little else to help the other group members.	Good Develops ideas for the ad. Offers realistic and helpful ideas for the activity.	Excellent Offers direction for the group work while contributing ideas. Tries to incorporate each of the group members in the project.
Appropriateness	Poor The presentation has inappropriate gestures, wording.	Fair N/A	Good N/A	Excellent The presentation is completely appropriate and respectful.
Creativity	Poor The Ad offers no new ideas.	Fair The Ad offers few different ideas.	Good The Ad offers several different ideas.	Excellent The Ad is engaging and unique.
Use of Class Time	Poor Student spends large amounts of class time off topic and disrupting other students.	Fair Student spends some class time off topic.	Good Student spends most class time on project.	Excellent Class time is well used on project.
Presentation	Poor The student is unprepared and did not understand their topic.	Fair There are several confusing moments and the information is not complete.	Good The student speaks clearly and has an almost complete understanding of their information.	Excellent The student speaks clearly and has complete understanding of their information.