iRubric: Marketing Management DECA Store Product rubric

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Marketing Management DECA Store Product Marketing Management DECA Store Product Oral Presentation: Student will research a specific product for the school store and create a flyer for their product. Student must also determine the selling price, purchase price, the logistics and feasibility of selling the product in the school store for a fundraising activity for DECA. A paper ( 1 page must also accompany the presentation). Rubric Code: B5CC32 By rcrowan09 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Individual Presentation Rubric
	Great 25 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Content Student has chosen a prodcut for the DECA school store for fundraising, prepared a flyer in color and has determined price, conducted research and determined feasibility and logistics according to the guidelines.	Great Student has chosen a prodcut for the DECA school store for fundraising and prepared a flyer in color and has determined price, conducted research and determined feasibility and logistics according to the guidelines with exceptional planning.	Fair Student has not chosen a prodcut for the DECA school store for fundraising and has not prepared a flyer in color and or is missing at least one element for the project.	Poor Student is missing more than two criterias for their project.
Preparedness Student does not read from paper and is fully prepared for presentation and explains their product.	Great Students show that they are completely prepared and have rehearsed before the presentation.	Fair Students seem to be pretty prepared but maybe should have rehearsed more.	Poor Students do not seem prepared to present.
Posture and Eye Contact Student displays confidence and competence in their presentation.	Great Students stand up straight, look confident, speak clearly, and make eye contact during the presentation.	Fair Students stand up straight, and give some eye contact.	Poor Students slouch, little or no eye contact.
Knowledge Student can answer questions about his/her presentation and subject covered.	Great Presentation was very professional and student answered all questions.	Fair Presentation was professional but student did not answer most of the questions.	Poor Presentation was not professional and subject was not covered entirely.