Evaluating Student Presentations: Presentation Rubric For SHS 101-Principles of Safety, Hygiene, and Sanitation
The rubric evaluates student presentations on a scale of 1 to 4 in several areas including organization, subject knowledge, use of graphics, mechanics, eye contact, elocution, and total points. Strong presentations are well organized, demonstrate full knowledge of the subject, use graphics that support the text, have no spelling or grammar errors, maintain eye contact with the audience, and speak clearly. Weaker presentations lack organization, show an incomplete grasp of the subject, use unnecessary graphics, contain errors, involve little eye contact, and are difficult to hear.
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Evaluating Student Presentations: Presentation Rubric For SHS 101-Principles of Safety, Hygiene, and Sanitation
The rubric evaluates student presentations on a scale of 1 to 4 in several areas including organization, subject knowledge, use of graphics, mechanics, eye contact, elocution, and total points. Strong presentations are well organized, demonstrate full knowledge of the subject, use graphics that support the text, have no spelling or grammar errors, maintain eye contact with the audience, and speak clearly. Weaker presentations lack organization, show an incomplete grasp of the subject, use unnecessary graphics, contain errors, involve little eye contact, and are difficult to hear.
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Presentation Rubric for SHS 101-Principles of Safety, Hygiene, and Sanitation
Evaluating Student Presentations
1 2 3 4 Total Audience cannot Student presents Audience has difficulty Student presents understand information in logical, following presentation information in logical Organization presentation because because student jumps sequence which interesting sequence there is no sequence which audience can around. audience can follow. of information. follow. Student demonstrates Student does not have Student is full knowledge (more Student is at ease with grasp of information; uncomfortable with than required) by Subject expected answers to all student cannot answer information and is able answering all class Knowledge questions about questions, but fails to to answer only questions with elaborate. subject. rudimentary questions. explanations and elaboration. Student occasionally Student's graphics Student uses Student's graphics uses graphics that rarely explain and reinforce Graphics superfluous graphics support text and relate to text and screen text and or no graphics presentation. presentation. presentation. Student's presentation Presentation has no Presentation has three Presentation has no has four or more more than two Mechanics spelling errors and/or misspellings and/or misspellings and/or misspellings or grammatical errors. grammatical errors. grammatical errors. grammatical errors. Student maintains eye Student maintains eye Student reads all of Student occasionally contact most of the contact with audience, Eye Contact report with no eye uses eye contact, but time but frequently seldom returning to contact. still reads most of report. returns to notes. notes. Student mumbles, Student's voice is low. Student's voice is Student uses a clear incorrectly pronounces Student incorrectly clear. Student voice and correct, terms, and speaks too pronounces terms. pronounces most precise pronunciation of Elocution quietly for students in Audience members words correctly. Most terms so that all the back of class to have difficulty hearing audience members can audience members can hear. presentation. hear presentation. hear presentation. Total Points: