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Career Research Presentation Career Research Presentation Students will present the careers they researched. In the presentation they are to share with the class what is done in the career, qualifications, benefits, job outlook, and earning levels. The student should also include interesting information of this career. Rubric Code: TXW8757 By kerry_beeson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Career exploration
	poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Well 4 pts
Content	poor Student doesn't answer 3 of the required questions.	Fair Student doesn't answer 2 of the required questions.	Good Student doesn't answer 1 of the required questions.`	Well Student answers all questions with accurate information.<BR> ~ what is done ~qualifications ~education needed, ~job out look ~earning levels<BR> ~interesting information<BR> WHY the student chose the career, and if they would consider it.
Speaking/Grammar	poor Student's voice is not audible. Student's presentation has 8+ errors in grammar.	Fair Student's voice is soft and difficult to understand. Student's presentation has no more than 7 errors in grammar. Student is "reading" the audience the information off of the presentation	Good Student's voice is clear but presentation is difficult to understand. Student's presentation has no more than 5 errors in grammar. Student uses lots of note cards and is "reading off" the information.	Well Student speaks in a clear voice that is easy to understand, they give the information freely using very little assistance. <BR> Student's presentation has no more than 3 errors in grammar.
Eye Contact	poor Student uses eye contact, looking up less than 6 times in presentation.	Fair 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.	Well Student uses eye contact, looking up at least 10 times in presentation.