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Prezi on Mildred D. Taylor 
Prezi Presentation Rubric
Students will create a Prezi presentation about the author of "The Gold Cadillac" Mildred D. Taylor. This presentation must be insightful, interesting, and appeal to their peers. It should include the birthplace, interests/hobbies, what interest her to write the book, other works, and her influences in life.
Rubric Code: D682B5
By Williams37013
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Developing

19 pts

Intermediate

21 pts

Mastery

23 pts

Exemplary

25 pts

Content

Developing

The presentation does not address the correct content that was assigned. There is no evidence of research on topic.
Intermediate

The presentation addresses most of the content that was assigned. Some crucial details are left out of the presentation.
Mastery

The presentation addresses all of the content that was assigned. There is evidence of thorough research done on the topic.
Exemplary

The presentation goes beyond just addressing all of the content that was assigned. There is evidence of thorough research done and is clearly outlined.
Creativity

Developing

The presentation shows no effort to be creative. The presentation lacks engagement. Sections lack creativity or pictures are missing from the presentation.
Intermediate

There are aspects of the presentation that are creative, but the presentation overall does not engage the class as a whole. Limited pictures or too many pictures make it distracting.
Mastery

The presentation is very creative and it engages. The presentation includes pictures and/or videos. The sections are creative and interesting to the class.
Exemplary

The presentation is very creative and is engaging.The presentation includes pictures and/or videos that enhance the understanding of who the author.
Clarity and Neatness

Developing

Prezi barely legible and one cannot tell what goes where. It would be impossible to understand the presentation without asking a lot of questions.
Intermediate

Prezi is difficult to read with rough pictures and labels. It would be difficult to understand the presentation without asking a lot of questions.
Mastery

Prezi is easy to read and most elements are clearly written, labeled, or pictured. It is understandable without having to ask a lot of questions.
Exemplary

Prezi reads naturally and all elements are clearly written, labeled, or pictured. It is understandable without having to ask questions.
Grammar/Spelling Title

Developing

There are many grammatical/spelling errors that greatly distract viewers from the content of the presentation.
Intermediate

There are some grammatical/spelling errors that distract viewers from the content presented in the presentation.
Mastery

There are almost no grammatical/spelling errors that do not distract viewers from the content presented in the presentation.
Exemplary

The presentation had no grammatical/spelling errors. The presentation as a whole is appealing and does not distract viewers away from the content of the presentation.



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