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Visual display for presentation Visual display and presentation rubric Students will incorporate information from individual research investigations into a visual representation following the specified criteria. Rubric Code: F857BB By shardin16 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Visual Display
	SBP (N/A)	PP (N/A)	P (N/A)	PWD (N/A)
Display Content	SBP Does not have relevant information. Information is unorganized. No "Betcha didn't know" facts	PP Does not have 5 pieces of information on the display. Information is not well organized. Information contains several factual errors. 1 "Betcha didn't know" fact	P Has at least 5 pieces of information, in which all information is factually correct. Information is organized. 2 "Betcha didn't know" facts are added.	PWD The display includes all information on the topic in an organized fashion. Information is presented clearly and displays a complete understanding. 10 facts are on visual. 4 "Betcha didn't know"
Creativity	SBP The display is not written in learners' own words. Lack of creativity.	PP The display lacks style and reads more like a list of facts. Somewhat written in learners' own words.	P The display is clear and logical and contains facts as well as very few mistakes. Good clear presentation. Mostly written in learners own words.	PWD The display has creativity and is presented in a clear and concise manner with full understanding of the subject. Written in learners own words.
Mechanics	SBP Writer has some correct spelling, punctuation, or grammar.	PP Writing has mostly correct spelling punctuation, and grammar, some missing words.	P Writer has all correct spelling, punctuation and mostly correct grammar. Few missing words.	PWD Writer has completely correct spelling, punctuation and grammar. No missing words.
Pictures	SBP Presenter has included less than 3 pictures of thier subject	PP Presenter has at least 3 pictures of thier subject, but they are basic pictures that only show one aspect of the topic.	P Presenter has at least 5 pictures of their subject that support what the information given says	PWD Presenter has 10 or more pictures that support information given on the poster. Adds aesthetic to the visual.