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iRubric: ESL Final Presentations - Native American Culture rubric

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ESL Final Presentations - Native American Culture Rubric Code: X2W86W By lasunshine Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Individual/Group Presentation
	Poor Presenter was unprepared and did not take project seriously 1 pts	Fair Presenter was somewhat prepared but could have done a better job 2 pts	Good Presenter was well-prepared and delivered with confidence 3 pts
Grammar Usage 35 % Enter criteria description	Poor -Several errors made in presentation -sentences too simple -unvaried sentence structure	Fair - Some errors made, but did not cause confusion to the listener -most sentences were too simple -some mixed sentence structures	Good -very few errors in gammar usage -sentences were more complex in nature -presenter included different sentence structures
Relevance of Information 20 % Enter criteria description	Poor -Presenter was to random in his choice of material, and some of his/her sentences did not relate to topic -Presenter got "off track"	Fair -Most of the material supported the topic, but some of the information seemed unnecessary	Good -All of the information was relevant to the topic presented
Creativity/Originality 20 % Enter criteria description	Poor -Everything being presented sounded robotic and straight out of the book -Presenter did not add his/her own flair to the presentation	Fair -Presenter added a few creative/original thoughts or ideas, but most of the information sounded methodical and mainstream	Good -Presenter offered his/her own perspectives on the topic and added creative touches to the presentation
Flow of Speech 25 %	Poor -Pronunciation interrrupted flow of presentation -Lack of practice caused speaker to pause a lot creating interruption of flow	Fair -Flow sounded somewhat natural -presenter seemed semi-unprepared	Good -Flow of speech sounded as natural as it could sound -Presentation seemed well-prepared and well-practiced