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Chapter Evaluation and Presentation Article Choice Rubric Code: X395AX By drkorin Draft Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Graduate

Chapter evaluation and presentation
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts
Includes a key term chart	Poor No key term chart has been uploaded, nor copies brought for classmates. Printing in class is not permitted.	Fair The key term chart is improperly formatted, incomplete	Good They key term chart is complete, formatted correctly, and uploaded prior to the start of class to campus cruiser.
Includes a graphic	Poor No graphic has been uploaded/ nor copies brought for classmates. Printing during class is not permitted.	Fair The graphic is vague, connections are unclear, or the document is not uploaded to campus cruiser.	Good The graphic is deailed, synthesizes chapter content, and is comprehensible. and is uploaded to campus cruiser.
Includes practical applications	Poor The presentation fails to include practical applications.	Fair The presentation includes practical applications but lacks depth.	Good The presentation includes practical applications with details, and relates this new information to classroom practice.
Includes a reflection	Poor The presentation fails to includes a personal reflection.	Fair The presentation includes a personal reflection but the presenter fails to relate the content to their personal background and experience.	Good The presentation includes text to text, text to world, and text to self connections and reflects on the practice.
Presentation	Poor The presentation is vauge. It is difficult to follow the presenter. The presenter reads from the handouts/screen.	Fair The presentation is informative but the presenter does not have mastery of the content and must read from the handouts and/or screen.	Good The presentation is clear and informative. The presenter is confident and articulate. She/he does not read from the handouts but presents a "talk". It is evident she/he understands the content.