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Health Presentation Health Presentation Rubric Code: V39684 By erikis Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

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	Excellent (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Unacceptable (N/A)
Purpose 30 Points	Excellent Student presented their topic clearly and the topic was apparent to the class.	Good Student presented their topic, but at times, information was not clear or apparent to the class.	Fair Student presented their topic and is not consistently clear and information was not consistently apparent to the class.	Unacceptable Student did not present their topic OR the student presented their topic as incomplete, unclear information and did not fulfill the requirements of their classmates gaining additional knowledge on their topic.
Content 30 Points	Excellent Relevant and legitimate information that clearly supports a central purpose or argument and shows thoughtful, in-depth analysis of the student's topic.	Good Information provides reasonable support for a central purpose of argument and displays evidence of a basic analysis of the student's topic.	Fair Information supports a central purpose or argument at times. Analysis of the student's topic is basic or general.	Unacceptable Analysis is vague or not evident. Purpose or argument not clearly defined or supported.
Creativity 25 Points	Excellent Student utilizes different resources to present their topic. Presentation is compelling original and consistently professional and appropriate.	Good Presentation is generally engaging and professional. Occasionally dry and for the most part appropriate.	Fair Presentation is unoriginal, dull and unengaging. Not consistently professional or appropriate.	Unacceptable Presenation has no originality and is inappropriate.
Use and quality of references 15 Points	Excellent Evidence is compelling and properly supports claims. Resources are acquired from legitimate sources.	Good Some sources are questionable and somewhat supports claims.	Fair Sources do not connect to subject matter. Most of the references are not from legitimate sources.	Unacceptable References are seldom cited or even copied and are virtually unreliable.