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Paired Storytelling 
Presenting/Storytelling
Paired storytelling presentations
Rubric Code: WX67425
By rmurray
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Presentation/Storytelling
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Includes all Narrative Elements

Poor

Does not include 3 or more of the following: characters,exposition, setting, plot, climax,conflict, or resolution.
Fair

Includes 4 of the following: characters,exposition, setting, plot, climax,conflict, or resolution.
Good

Includes 5 of the following: characters,exposition, setting, plot, climax,conflict, or resolution.
Excellent

Includes all of the following:characters,exposition, setting, plot, climax,conflict, or resolution.
Preparedness

Poor

Students clearly did not take this assignment seriously and were not prepared to present. There was not an equal division of labor.
Fair

Students spent some time preparing the story, but the quality of the presentation would have been much better if the students had spent more time. There was not an equal division of labor.
Good

Students spent a significant amount of time preparing the story and planning how to present. Labor was divided equally.
Excellent

Students clearly took this assignment very seriously, were ready when called, and was well-prepared. Labor was divided equally.
Presentation Skill

Poor

Pausing
Unrehearsed
Lack of, or poor, materials
Little eye contact
Very quiet voice
Poor audience interaction.
Fair

Some pausing
Little rehearsal
Fair materials
Some eye contact
Somewhat quiet voice
fair audience interaction
Good

Little pausing
Some rehearsal
Good materials
Good eye contact
Sufficient volume
good audience interaction
Excellent

No pausing
Clearly practiced
Excellent materials
Excellent eye contact
Completely audible
excellent audience interaction
Vocals

Poor

Characters did not have diferent voices and there was a lack of characterization.
Fair

There were minimal opportunities to create character and voices were either not used or not consistent.
Good

There were few opportunities to create character but character voices were used consistently.
Excellent

There were many opportunities to create and define characters and each one had a consistent and distinct voice.
Plots

Poor

Plots were not clear and were not easily followed.
Fair

Plots were not made clear or distinct but could be followed somewhat.
Good

Plots could be followed, but a few elements were difficult.
Excellent

Plots were easily followed and very clear to the audience.




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