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Presentation Skills Presentation Skills This is a project to develop students' presentation skills Rubric Code: Z249923 By emmayoung Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Presentation Rubric
	Excellent 8 pts	Good 6 pts	Fair 4 pts	Poor 2 pts
Use of English Conventions	Excellent Fluent with natural-sounding intonation. Uses a wide variety of expressions and some idioms also. Easy to understand.	Good Generally very good with occasional errors which do not affect comprehension.	Fair Some pronunciation problems and uses simple structures to communicate. Nevertheless, the student manages to get their message across.	Poor Frequent grammar errors and pronunciation problems. At times difficult to understand.
Slide Design	Excellent Has followed the 3 rules: great images, minimum text and has eliminated all spelling mistakes. Great use of fonts. Very professional.	Good Generally high quality. Just one or two small errors of grammar and design.	Fair Too much text on some slides and not all text is easy to read. Some of the slides were uninteresting.	Poor Excessive text. Poor choice of font and text sometimes difficult to read. Spelling mistakes.
Public Speaking Skills	Excellent Superb stance: relaxed shoulders and smiling. Eye contact and enthusiastic attitude. Spoke at the appropriate speed.	Good Generally very convincing. Showed a little nerves but managed to smile and achieve eye-contact.	Fair Nervous and did not look happy. Moved around a lot and didn't smile.	Poor Weaving and prowling. Doesn't make eye-contact and doesn't smile.
Teamwork/Personal responsibility	Excellent Excellent team player. Always willing to help, including other teams. Also did not try to impose own ideas.	Good Some difficulty at the beginning but learned to be more tolerant and to listen. Learned a lot during the project.	Fair Not very outgoing but managed to find a role within the team.	Poor Has contributed little to the project and spoke very little. Has not used class time well. Let other team members do most of the work.