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Presentation of Family History Final Presentation Students present their papers on a family of a different racial/ethnic group of their own. This is to accompany a written report. Rubric Code: S3W85X By DRPEARLIEJ Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Final Presentation
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Information 4 pts	Excellent Information is nearly perfect. The student has presented in a way that shows they have memorized and practiced their material. They have done the best that they can do.	Good Information is presented in a smooth way, with little or no mistakes. The student has worked hard to do their best work.	Fair Information is better, but not where it needs to be. The students have tried, but have certain areas they need to focus on for future speeches.	Poor Information is bland and boring. It is not done to the students best capabilities. They have not spend very much time getting prepared.
Eye contact 3 pts	Excellent Students have nearly memorized their speech. They only look down for key words. Makes connections with audience members 80%+ of the time.	Good Students have used eye contact 75-80% of the time. It appears they have practiced enough to be able to give speech without looking down for long periods of time.	Fair Students use eye contact occasionally, with most of their speech being read directly from their paper.	Poor Students have read directly, word for word, from their paper. It appears they have not practiced giving direct eye contact to their peers.
Voice 2 pts	Excellent Volume is adequate for size of room and audience. Tone varies with points in speech- adds excitement to speech. This has been practiced numerous time.	Good Voice is loud, but not always directed toward the group. The students have done a good job of keeping voice up at a nice level.	Fair Voice is loud enough for the front of the room to hear, but no one in the back can hear what they are saying. There is no change in tone.	Poor Voice is directed toward their paper, and not toward the group.
Time 1 pts	Excellent Met time standards.	Good Within 1 minute over standard.	Fair More than 1 minute over time allotment.	Poor ???