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Social Studies Oral Presentation Social Studies Oral Presentation Evaluates the key components of an effective oral presentation. Rubric Code: E5CB87 By darrengwin Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Oral Presentation Evaluation
	Poor-Level 1 10 pts	Fair-Level 2 15 pts	Good-Level 3 20 pts	Excellent-Level 4 25 pts
Facts- Information	Poor-Level 1 Presenter did not provide adequate facts or explanations. Did not relate to topic.	Fair-Level 2 Presenter failed to give complete facts and some were confusing as to how they supported the topic of the presentation.	Good-Level 3 Presenter gave concise facts and somewhat complete explanations of how these facts support the topic of the presentation.	Excellent-Level 4 Presenter gave clear and concise facts and explanations of how these facts support the topic of this presentation.
Organization	Poor-Level 1 Presenter was extremely disorganized in the delivery. Extremely unclear, unable to focus. Does not stay on topic.	Fair-Level 2 Presenter is disorganized. The presentation was confusing to follow. Struggled to stay on topic.	Good-Level 3 Presenter was organized. For the most part it was not confusing to follow. Stayed on topic most of the presentation	Excellent-Level 4 Presenter was organized. The presentation was easy to follow. Stayed on topic during the presentation
Delivery of Presentation	Poor-Level 1 Presenter was not prepared. No eye contact.	Fair-Level 2 Presenter was not prepared. Presenter struggled and very briefly gave eye contact.	Good-Level 3 Presenter was somewhat prepared. Could have used more time to rehearse. Moderate eye contact.	Excellent-Level 4 Presenter was well prepared to give his or her presentation and was well rehearsed. Constant eye contact with audience.
Ability to Answer Questions	Poor-Level 1 Presenter was unable to answer any questions.	Fair-Level 2 Presenter struggled to answer any of the questions but attempted to provide answers.	Good-Level 3 Presenter was able to answer some of the questions.	Excellent-Level 4 Presenter was adequately able to answer all questions.