iRubric: Career Research Presentation rubric

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Career Research Presentation Career Research Presentation Students will present the career they researched. In the presentation they are to share with the class what is done in the career, qualifications, working conditions, education needed, job out look, and earning levels. The student should also include risks and rewards of this career Rubric Code: R397A5 By stockhs Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Career exploration
	Not quite there 10 pts	Almost 15 pts	Good 20 pts	Got it 25 pts
Creativity	Not quite there Student uses no props or demonstration. Student has no picture or handout.	Almost Student uses 1 of the following: props, demonstraion, handout, pictures, or power point.	Good Student uses 2 of the folllowing: props, demonstraion, handout, pictures, or power point.	Got it Student has three of the following: props, demonstraion, handout, pictures, or power point.
Content	Not quite there Student doesn't answer 3 of the required questions.	Almost Student doesn't answer 2 of the required questions.	Good Student doesn't answer 1 of the required questions.`	Got it Student answers all questions with accurate information. ~ what is done ~qualifications ~working conditions ~education needed, ~job out look ~earning levels ~risks and rewards
Speaking/Grammar	Not quite there Student's voice is not audible. Student's presentation has 8+ errors in grammar.	Almost Student's voice is soft and difficult to understand. Student's presentation has no more than 7 errors in grammar.	Good Student's voice is clear but presentation is difficult to understand. Student's presentation has no more than 5 errors in grammar.	Got it Student speaks in a clear voice that is easy to understand. Student's presentation has no more than 3 errors in grammar.
Eye Contact	Not quite there Student uses eye contact, looking up less than 6 times in presentation.	Almost Student uses eye contact, looking up at least 6 times in presentation.	Good Student uses eye contact, looking up at least 8 times in presentation.	Got it Student uses eye contact, looking up at least 10 times in presentation.