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Final Presention (Transitions) Semester One
Final Presention (Transitions) Semester One
WANTED: 12 dedicated students. If you are interested; please apply for one of the 12 student positions available. The postions are posted on the wall directly across from Mr. Blakeman's desk. Your writing may consist of statements, stories, examples, notes, interests, accomplishments, characteristics, hobbies, values, strengths, moral belief systems, lists, and any other innovative ideas. Part I: (The Writing) You will have a maximum of 45 minutes to choose, compose, and practice your presentation. Part 2: (The Presentation) You will have a minimum of 3 minutes and a maximum of 5 minutes to convince myself and the students that you should be selected for the position you are applying for. Part 3: (Peer evaluation) After your presentation your peers will evaluate you (on a scale of 60% to 100%) on how well you convinced them that you are definitely the person for the position available. Your peer score will be based on your average score.
Rubric Code:
CX635CA
By
mbb102a
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Transitions: Mid-terms: 2011/2012
Excellent
10 pts
Great
9 pts
Good
8 pts
Fair
7 pts
Opportunity for Growth
6 pts
Effort
Excellent
Student's overall effort: On task expectations of final presentation. The student participated and used the entire 45 minutes allowed for topic choice, writing, and practice.
Great
Student's overall effort: On task expectations of final presentation. The student participated and used 40 minutes of time allowed for topic choice, writing, and practice.
Good
Student's overall effort: On task expectations of final presentation. The student participated and used 35 minutes of time allowed for topic choice, writing, and practice.
Fair
Student's overall effort: On task expectations of final presentation. The student participated and used 30 minutes of time allowed for topic choice, writing, and practice.
Opportunity for Growth
Student's overall effort: On task expectations of final presentation. The student participated and used less than 30 minutes of tome allowed for topic choice, writing, and practice.
Originality
Excellent
The student's presentation incorporated a minimum of 4 original ideas.
Great
The student's presentation incorporated a minimum of 3 original ideas.
Good
The student's presentation showed evidence of an attempt to incorporate at least two original ideas.
Fair
The student's presentation showed evidence of an attempt to incorporate at least the use of one original idea.
Opportunity for Growth
The student's presentation evidenced the the need for growth in incorporating original ideas.
Creativity
Excellent
Showed an exceptional ability to be creativite throughout all three parts of the presentation final.
Great
Showed a high level in ability to be creativite throughout all three parts of the presentation final.
Good
Showed some ability to incorporate creative techniques throughout all three parts of the presentation final.
Fair
Showed little ability to incorporate creative techniques throughout all three parts of the presentation final.
Opportunity for Growth
Needs improvement on incorporating creative techniques in one or all three parts of the presentation final.
Presentation Etiquette
Excellent
Based on 5 criteria:
Introduction/Closing
Body
Speech
Language
Attitude
Two points allowed for each category
(A minimum of ten points awarded)
3 bonus points may be earned!
Great
Introduction/Closing
Body
Speech
Language
Attitude
Two points allowed for each category
(A minimum of eight points awarded)
3 bonus points may be earned!
Good
Introduction/Closing
Body
Speech
Language
Attitude
Two points allowed for each category
(A minimum of six points awarded)
3 bonus points may be earned!
Fair
Introduction/Closing
Body
Speech
Language
Attitude
Two points allowed for each category
(A minimum of four points awarded)
3 bonus points may be earned!
Opportunity for Growth
Introduction/Closing
Body
Speech
Language
Attitude
Two points allowed for each category
(Three points or less awarded)
3 bonus points may be earned!
Peer Feedback
Excellent
Average of 95% or above awarded by student's peers
Great
Average of 85% to 94% awarded by student's peers
Good
Average of 75% to 84% awarded by student's peers
Fair
Average of 65% to 74% awarded by student's peers
Opportunity for Growth
Average of 60% to 64% awarded by student's peers
Keywords:
Effort, Originality, Creativity, Presentation Etiquette, and peer feedback.
Subjects:
(General)
Types:
Presentation
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