iRubric: 'Our Neighbours in Asia' - Country Profile/Presentation rubric

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'Our Neighbours in Asia' - Country Profile/Presentation 'Our Neighbours in Asia' - Country Profile/Presentation In groups of 4 students will choose a country. The group is to work together, using their KWL charts and research, to create a country profile and display their informaiton on a poster. Students will then work together to create questions about the impacts of immigration to Australia and allocate the research amongst their group. Each group will then present their findings, using visual aids, to the class. Each topic should be presented using a five-minute presentation. Rubric Code: UAB55C By JanaLK Draft Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Community Meeting Presentation
	EXCELLENT 4 pts	WELL DONE 3 pts	AVERAGE 2 pts	POOR 1 pts
Information	EXCELLENT Group presented a well informed perspective with at least 3 supporting pieces of evidence.	WELL DONE Group presented a well informed perspective with at least 2 supporting pieces of evidence.	AVERAGE Group presented a well informed perspective with at least 1 supporting pieces of evidence.	POOR Group presentation did not show any supporting evidence for their perspective.
Visual Aides	EXCELLENT Group used a number of excellent visual aides to support their presentation.	WELL DONE Group used a few good visual aides to support their presentation.	AVERAGE Group used some visual aids to support their presentation.	POOR Group did not have any visual aides to support their presentation.
Presentation Skills	EXCELLENT Group worked together to give a clear and engaging presentation. Presentation was within the specified time limit.	WELL DONE Group worked together to give a clear presentation. Presentation was close to the specified time limit.	AVERAGE Some group members were not as involved as others. Presentation timing was outside the time limit.	POOR Group did not work as a team to present their information. Presentation was far too shot (or too long).