For my grading rubric, I went the traditional way. I looked
at examples of my daughter’s grading rubrics she has for her school and thought
of how mine have been set up in the past. I also added a bit more to really
reflect what I feel presentations should amount to. I also made this rubric
based on how I feel when someone is presenting an assignment. I don’t want to
be bored and I don’t want to see a lot of errors. I want to view someone’s
assignment positively as I know mine will be. I want to enjoy the information
they present to me instead of sitting there critiquing them in my mind.
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-Content focused on the assigned topic and persuasive purpose by
using consistent and accurate data.
-A variety of sources were used and helped to develop a visual to the
audience.
-Research question stated and the student shows a clear understanding
of the topic
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50 points
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-Correct formatting either in APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.
-All required sources used
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25 points
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-Organization
-logical and proper sequencing of ideas
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15 points
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-Demonstrates excellent use of punctuation and grammar
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10 points
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-Creativity
-Enhances information through appropriate lettering, color, and
graphics
-Attention to detail
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10 points
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-Ideas are demonstrated logically and fully
-Ideas relevant to the topic and argument
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20 points
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-Worked with group members effectively to reflect diverse views
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10 points
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-Presentation to class was timed accurately and information given
told effectively
-Entertaining
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10 points
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