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Dance Presentation f8b and f8d 
Dance Powerpoint and Presentation
Research and Present information on a particular dance style that includes images and video links. Your presentation will be done in a google slide presentation.eg. Here is a list of the most popular types of dance that you can choose from:1. Ballet 2. Ballroom 3. Contemporary 4. Hip Hop 5. Jazz 6. Tap Dance 7. Folk Dance 8. Irish Dance 9. Modern Dance 10. Swing Dance
Rubric Code: G22XW57
By cmscms
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Subject: Dance  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Research history, culture, timeline

Poor

The research
presentation is very
confusing and difficult
to follow. It is rot eye-
catching. There was
little comprehension of
the dance.
Fair

The research
presentation may or
may not be eye-
catching and is difficult
to follow. The audience
did not fully understand
the dance.
Good

The information is fairly
clear and well
organized, although the
research presentation
may not be particularly interesting. It may be eye-catching but
somewhat hard to
follow. The audience
had fairly good
understanding of the
dance.
Excellent

All information is
completely clear and
well-organized. The
research presentation is
eye-catching, creative and captures the
audiences attention.
The audience had
clear understanding of the dance.
Organization & Structure

Poor

- Organization and structure detract from the message of the presentation.
Fair

- Structure of the answers is not easy to follow.
Good

- Structure is mostly clear and easy to follow.
Excellent

Structure is clear and easy to follow.
Format

Poor

- Assignment is disorganized and hard to follow/understand.
Fair

- Assignment is mostly organized but is lacking clear structure.
Good

- Assignment follows designated guidelines.
-Format is good. Includes video of Dance performance,
Excellent

- Assignment follows all designated guidelines.
-Format enhances readability of google slide.
Includes pictures and video of dance performance
Presentation

Poor

Unorganized, leaves out important information
Fair

Slightly unorganized, missing important aspects of presentation, does not project voice, nor articulate words.
Good

Organized, has most of the required information and is presented clearly
Excellent

Has all of the required information,very organized, and is presented in a professional manner. Orally presents information with projection, articulation. Talks from understanding. Evident extensive research was done.
Grammar

Poor

There are numerous spelling or grammar
errors, making the presentation difficult to
understand. Punctuation is used incorrectly.
Fair

The presentations intended meaning is confused by
several spelling or grammar errors.
Punctuation may be misused.
Good

A couple of spelling or grammar mistakes are
evident, but do not diminish the meaning of
the presentation. Punctuation is utilized when
necessary.
Excellent

Proper use of English spelling and grammar
is used consistently throughout the presentation.
Punctuation is utilized when necessary.






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