iRubric: IB Chemistry Presentation Rubric

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IB Chemistry Presentation Rubric IB Chemistry Presentation Rubric This is intended to be used as part of grading a short IB chemsitry presentation on lab work . This is based on a 7-point scale, so using percentages for grades will not be accurate to the actual grade. It is a "work in progress" and suggestions for improvements are welcome! Rubric Code: P725WA By mashitachem Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Chemistry Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

IB - Lab Scoring
	Failure 0 pts	Unacceptable 1 pts	Poor 2 pts	Inferior 3 pts	Acceptable 4 pts	Good 5 pts	Excellent 6 pts	Superior 7 pts
Presentation Mechanics	Failure No presentation given.	Unacceptable Presentation given.	Poor Multiple slides used.	Inferior Each slide focuses on one key aspect of lab information.	Acceptable Slide transitions are clean without unneeded distractions.	Good Appropriate, clear organization of information on all slides.	Excellent Useful graphics are included in presentation.	Superior Appropriate external links are included as part of presentation.
Presentation Skills	Failure No presentation given.	Unacceptable Presentation given.	Poor All group members participate in presenting information.	Inferior All group members demonstrate active knowledge of lab information.	Acceptable All group members speak clearly.	Good All group members use proper syntax, grammar, and terminology when speaking.	Excellent Presentation includes pertinant information that is not directly written on slides.	Superior All group members are productively involved in answering questions.
Information	Failure No lab information presented.	Unacceptable Purpose of lab is clearly stated.	Poor Lab data is presented.	Inferior A conclusion based on lab data is presented.	Acceptable Data shows support for conclusion.	Good Data is explained as to how it supports conclusion.	Excellent Theory behind lab is connected to final conclusions.	Superior Extensions of lab are presented that offer ideas for further investigation.