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Informative Presentation Informative Presentation An oral, informative presentation using PowerPoint, a poster, or other creative means. Rubric Code: HX82B42 By tminton Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Informative Presentation Enter rubric description
	Excellent 10 pts	Pretty Good 7 pts	Poor 5 pts	Something's Missing 0 pts
Subject Knowledge	Excellent Student demonstrates full knowledge of the subject and presents a variety of supporting information/ explanations. Essential question is clearly addressed and answered.	Pretty Good Student demonstrates knowledge of the subject, but provided a limited amount of supporting information/explanation. Essential question clearly addressed.	Poor Student is not fully informed about the topic or the information presented was very limited. Connection to essential questions	Something's Missing Student did not provide sufficient information about the topic.
Organization	Excellent Information is presented in a logical fashion that is easy for the audience to follow.	Pretty Good Information is generally logical. There may be some jumping around or inconsistencies.	Poor Information is hard to follow or understand. Noticeable lack of organization.	Something's Missing Information is not organized at all.
Visual	Excellent Visual aid is creative and appropriate to the presentation. Use of visual aid is seamlessly incorporated into presentation.	Pretty Good Visual aid is appropriate to presentation but either lacks creativity or it isn't seamlessly incorporated into the presentation.	Poor Visual aid is present but lacks quality or isn't used in presentation.	Something's Missing No visual aid provided.
Oral Presentation	Excellent Student exudes confidence, speaking loudly and clearly and making good eye contact with the audience. Nothing is read.	Pretty Good Student speaks loudly and clearly, but either lacks confidence or reads information to the audience.	Poor Speaker doesn't speak loudly or clearly enough or acts inappropriately or entire presentation is read.	Something's Missing Inadequate presentation.