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Persuasive Presentation Persuasive Presentation Students use strategies of persuasion to sell a product to their classmates. Rubric Code: P2AA5X By ehuesgen Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Persuasive Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Superior 5 pts
Persuasive Strategies	Poor Students have a goal and claim. They do not provide adequate supporting details. Audience was not at all considered in product development.	Fair Students have a goal and claim, but do not adequately support it. While audience was considered, it was not properly addressed.	Good Students have a goal and claim. The details are a little vague but the audience approach is appropriate and somewhat effective.	Excellent Students have a goal, a creative product, and the audience was effectively addressed. The presentation was well thought out.	Superior Students have a specific goal, a strong and creative product, and audience was closely considered. The presentation was enthusiastic and engaging.
Visual Aid	Poor Students present a visual aid that is poor quality and/or is completely irrelevant to their goal.	Fair Students present a visual aid that is mediocre quality and does not enrich their presentation.	Good Students' visual aid shows some effort and insight, and somewhat pertains to their goal.	Excellent Students' visual aid shows effort and insight, and clearly pertains to their goal.	Superior Students' visual aid shows much effort and insight, and enhances their presentation.
Presentation	Poor One group member presents; as a whole, the group is unprepared and disorganized. The group shows lack of effort and irresponsibility.	Fair Half the group members participate in some capacity; the group presents their product, but is not persuasive; the group is unprepared and/or disorganized, and shows lack of effort.	Good Most group members participate in some capacity; the group presents their product persuasively, but is somewhat disorganzied.	Excellent All group members participate in some capacity; the group shows responsibility and effort and presents their product persuasively.	Superior All group members actively participate in the presentation; the group is very organized and well-prepared; they present their product persuasively.