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Book Talk Rubric Book Talk Rubric Rubric Code: D9865C By HuberMcDougall Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Book Talk Rubric
	Level 4 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 1 (N/A)
Prompts/Analysis/Critical Thinking	Level 4 Presenter demonstrates a superior understanding of the writer's craft in his/her material. Presenter insightfully addresses four or more prompts from a wide variety of sections.	Level 3 Presenter demonstrates a solid understanding of the writer's craft in his/her material. Presenter adequately addresses three prompts from at least two sections.	Level 2 Presenter demonstrates a partial understanding of the writer's craft in his/her material. Presenter addresses two prompts from at least two sections.	Level 1 Presenter demonstrates a limited understanding of the writer's craft in his/her material.
Media	Level 4 Presenter creatively and engagingly uses media to deliver his/her ideas.	Level 3 Presenter competently uses media to deliver his/her ideas.	Level 2 Presenter uses media to deliver his/her ideas.	Level 1 Presenter struggles when using media to deliver his/her ideas.
Presentation Skills	Level 4 Presenter has obviously revised, edited, and rehearsed his/her book talk. He/she makes very few mistakes and his/her presentation runs smoothly.	Level 3 Presenter has revised, edited, and rehearsed his/her book talk. He/she makes few mistakes and his/her presentation runs smoothly.	Level 2 Presenter needs to further revise, edit, and rehearse his/her book talk. Presentation is interrupted by a number of mistakes.	Level 1 Presenter needs to seriously revise, edit, and rehearse his/her book talk. Presentation is derailed by a number of mistakes.
Book/Material selection	Level 4 Presenter selects material that is challenging, yet appropriate for his/her reading ability.	Level 3 Presenter selects reading material that is appropriate for his/her reading ability.	Level 2 Presenter needs to select material that is more appropriate for his/her reading ability.	Level 1 Presenter selects reading material that is beneath his/her reading ability. Presenter needs to challenge him/herself.