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Career Exploration PowerPoint Career Exploration PowerPoint Directions: Create and present a PowerPoint presentation and present t to your audience. The purpose of this presentation is to inform a group of parents and students about the chosen occupation. Refer to the topics listed below for the required elements to be included in the PowerPoint presentation. Slide topics: Title slide (occupation, name, and date) Salary information Educational requirements Entry level positions – opportunities for advancement Nature of work Working conditions Occupational outlook Advantages/disadvantages to the career Personal skills and reasons why this career would be a possibility Things which can be done to prepare for this job this year to move towards this occupation Rubric Code: J3X58X By hjm1005 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 7 pts	Exemplary 10 pts
Information	Poor Four or fewer of listed topics are discussed.	Fair Only five to six of the listed topics are discussed.	Good Only eight to nine of the listed topics are discussed.	Exemplary Covered all of the listed topics.
Accuracy	Poor Little of the information is correct. It appears as though the information was made up.	Fair Some of the information is correct, but some is simply and obviously untrue.	Good Most of the information is correct. There may be one or two questionable items	Exemplary All information is correct
Citations	Poor No copyright guidelines are followed and some information, photos and graphics do not use proper citations.	Fair Sometimes copyright guidelines are followed and some information, photos and graphics do not use proper citations.	Good Most sources of information use proper citation, and sources are documented to make it possible to check on the accuracy of information.	Exemplary Sources of information are properly cited so that the audience can determine the credibility and authority of the information presented.
Clarity/Neatness	Poor The Power Point is very confusing and difficult to follow. It is not eye-catching.	Fair The Power Point may or may not be eye-catching and is difficult to follow.	Good The information is fairly clear and well organized, although the Power Point may not be particularly interesting. The Power Point may be eye-catching but somewhat hard to follow	Exemplary Information is completely clear and well-organized. The Power Point is eye-catching
Introduction and Conclusion	Poor No introduction or conclusion	Fair Brief, incomplete introduction or conclusion	Good Introduction and Conclusion contained most required elements but not all	Exemplary Introduction was attention getting and included a thesis statement, conclusion was thought provoking and concise
Verbal Presentation Skills	Poor Presentation is monotone and includes little to no variation of rate or inflection, frequent stumbles or pauses.	Fair Presentation has limited variation of tone or rate, some lengthy, awkward stumbles or pauses.	Good Presentation varies tone or rate, but has lengthy pauses or stumbles.	Exemplary Presentation included variety of tone and rate, little to no awkward pauses or stumbles.

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