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ORAL PRESENTATION
ALERT VOLCANIC WINTER SURVIVAL
Choose between: Compare the different volcanic forms, inluding features of volcano types and their features, OR Explain the techtonic plates with particular attention to the Asia-Pacific Region.
Rubric Code:
X64CA
By
ctaylor
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Subject:
Geography
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
6-8
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ORAL PRESENTATION
Exceeds expectation
4 pts
Meets expectation
3 pts
Progress towards expectation
2 pts
Does not show
0 pts
Self assessment
0 pts
Teacher assessment
10 pts
Research
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All research was supported with references and was relevant to the topic
Meets expectation
The research was supported with references
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There are no references to support the research and minimal research was undertaken
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Research was not undertaken
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Content
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The content requirements were met to a high standard and extended upon.
Meets expectation
The content requirements were met and covered to a reasonable degree.
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One or more content requirements were missing or covered inadequately
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Student did not use relevant content
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Deadline
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The deadline was met and the student was well prepared, obviously having rehearsed their presentation and it ran very smoothly.
Meets expectation
The deadline was met and the student was prepared, with some rehearsal.
Progress towards expectation
Did not meet the deadline, but had started preparation.
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Did not meet deadline.
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Voice
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The voice was well pitched, with good volume and modulation to show interest for the engagement of the audience.
Meets expectation
The voice was of an adequate pitch, with good volume and some attempt to modulate for audience engagement.
Progress towards expectation
The voice was pitched too low, and no attempt was made to modulate for audience engagement.
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Voice was too low and no effort was made to make the presentation engaging for the audience.
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Visual Aids
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Visual aids used enhanced the presentation and were relevant to the topic throughout.
Meets expectation
Visual aids were used in an attempt to add to the presentation. Not all were relevant to the topic.
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Visual aids were randomly used with little relevance to the presentation.
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No visual aids were used.
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Keywords:
ORAL. Volcanoes or techtonic plates
Subjects:
English
Geography
Geology
Types:
Presentation
Writing
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