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Graduate Presentaion Rubric
Graduate Presentaion Rubric
This is the rubric the graduate students in ED 419 will use to evaluate presentaions given in class
Rubric Code:
S3WC68
By
sspencer1
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Subject:
Psychology
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
(none)
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Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Presentaion style
Poor
Student does not use eye contact, speaks in an unclear voice, adn reads directly from notes
Fair
Student seldomly uses eye contact, in fairly easy to understand, and knows most of the material without reading from sources
Good
Student uses excellent eye contact, speaks in a clear and audible voice and uses resources to presnt material in an organized manner
Context and information
Poor
Student knows very little on the subject matter and has no organization to the presentaion
Fair
The student presents some new information on the topic/ has some oragnization to the presentaion of material
Good
It is clear that the student has done extensive research on the subject and presents the information in an oredely fashion
Attention
Poor
Student does not engage the class and does not hold audience's attention
Fair
Student slightly engages the class and holds the audience's attention for some of the presentaion
Good
Student clearly engages the class and the audience is attentive and interested to the presentaion given
Use of material and props
Poor
Student does not have a variety of presentation techniques
Fair
Student uses material and props seldomly throughout presentation
Good
Student demonstrates great use of props and material to present
Subjects:
Psychology
Types:
Presentation
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