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Presentation Rubric

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Oral Presentation Rubric

Criteria Excellent (A) Good (B) Fair (C) Poor (D)


4 3 2 1
Presentation is clear and Presentation is generally Listener can follow Presentation is very
logical. Listener can clear. A few minor points presentation with effort. confused and unclear.
Organization easily follow line of may be confusing. Organization not well Listeners cannot follow it.
reasoning. thought out.
Level is appropriate for Level is generally Presentation is too Presentation is
presentation Not too appropriate. May have informal or unprepared. consistently at an
Style casual. Speakers are some trouble in hearing Difficult to hear or inappropriate level.
easy to hear and or understanding a understand speakers. Information is read.
understand. speaker. Much of information is Speakers can’t be heard
read. or understood.
Presentation is a The speaker ‘s pacing is The speaker is too fast Presentation is far too
planned conversation, too fast or too slow, or too slow, repetitive or long or far too short. The
Pace paced for audience repetitive or skipping skipping important speaker is generally are
understanding. important details. details. too fast or too slow.
Methods and results are Description of project Some components of Description of project
clearly stated. Listeners and results is generally project description are and results is very
Content: Depth learn a lot of information. clear. Listeners learn minimal or missing. difficult to follow.
quite a lot of information. Listeners do not learn a Listeners learn little.
lot.
Information given is Information given is There are errors but Information is inaccurate.
consistently accurate. almost always accurate. some information is The listener cannot
Content: Accuracy Facts are correct. Doesn’t cover all of the accurate. Few facts are depend on the
facts. covered. presentation.
Aids prepared in Aids contribute, but not Aids are poorly prepared No aids are used, or they
professional manner. all material supported by or used inappropriately. are so poorly prepared
Use of Visual Aids Font is large enough to aids. Font size is Font is too small. Too that they detract from the
be seen by all. Well appropriate for reading. much information is presentation.
organized. Main points included.
stand out.
Responds well to Generally responsive to Reluctantly interacts with Avoids audience
Responsiveness to questions. Restates and questions. audience. Responds interaction. Not
Audience summarizes when poorly to questions. responsive to group.
needed.

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