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Six Traits Presentation Rubric Six Traits Writing Rubric Use this rubric to help you design your power point. Rubric Code: N55848 By BogleTodd Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

6 Point 6 Traits - Weighted
	DEVELOPING 2 pts	EMERGING 3 pts	PROFICIENT 4 pts	EFFECTIVE 5 pts	EXEMPLARY 6 pts
Ideas	DEVELOPING Incorrectly identifies the central argument.	EMERGING Somewhat identifies the central argument.	PROFICIENT Identifes the central argument.	EFFECTIVE Clear explanation of the central argument.	EXEMPLARY Clear, focused, explanation of the central argument.
Organization: Of Slides	DEVELOPING Hard to follow; needs much re-ordering	EMERGING Some out of place information	PROFICIENT Order functional; structure supportive; functional lead and conclusion	EFFECTIVE Order works well with topic & purpose; strong leads, thoughtful transitions	EXEMPLARY Thoughtful structure; well-crafted transitions; unforgettable opening
Word Choice	DEVELOPING Flat language or thesaurus overload	EMERGING Moments of imprecision; now and then a “gem” (Missing at least one strong verb, quality adjective or "ly" word per slide)	PROFICIENT Functional, clear language;some promising moments (Most slides have strong verbs, quality adjectives and sparkling adverbs.)	EFFECTIVE Precise, vivid, natural language; striking, fresh phrases (Most paragraphs have more than one strong verb)	EXEMPLARY Powerful, stunning verbs; you want to read it more than once to savor the words (Many strong verbs and quality adjectives in piece)
Conventions	DEVELOPING Noticeable, frequent, distracting errors; line-by-line editing required	EMERGING Noticeable, distracting errors that may affect meaning; errors even on basics	PROFICIENT Noticeable, but minor errors that do not obscure meaning; needs a good once-over	EFFECTIVE Minor errors that are easily overlooked; minor touchups	EXEMPLARY Only the pickiest editors will spot errors