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Red Light, Green Light: Presentation Rubric
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Content |
We propose a practical, cost-effective, and logical solution to the problem and communicate our proposal in a persuasive way using graphs and charts of our data to support our idea. |
We propose a reasonable solution to the problem and communicate our proposal effectively using charts and graphs of our data to support our idea. |
We propose a solution, but it may not be practical, and we only partially support our idea with charts and graphs of our data. |
We do not propose a solution, or the solution we propose is not reasonable and we have little or no data to support it. |
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Organization |
Our presentation is organized in a logical order with an introductory and closing slide. |
Our presentation is organized and has an opening and closing slide. |
Our presentation is in a rather confusing order or is missing an introductory or closing slide. |
Our presentation is unorganized and difficult to follow. |
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Appearance |
We use an appropriate amount of text on a slide, and our slide design, along with graphics, transitions, and special effects, helps us communicate our meaning. |
We use an appropriate amount of text on a slide, and our slide design, along with graphics, transitions, and special effects, do not detract from our meaning. |
We sometimes put too much text on a slide, and our slide design, graphics, transitions, and special effects sometimes detract from our meaning. |
We often put too much text on a slide, and our slide design, graphics, transitions, and special effects often overpower what we are trying to say. |
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Writing Conventions |
We have no errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, or word usage. |
We have no errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, or word usage that detract from our meaning. |
We have a few errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, or word usage that detract from our meaning. |
We have so many errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and word usage that our meaning is not clear. |
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