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Presentation Rubric
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The main aim of this task is to provide the class with a brief critical review (not necessarily a summary!) of the selected reading involving evaluation and analysis of the content of the article/chapter. The report should consist of three (3) sections: 1) A brief selective critical review (not necessarily a summary!) of the reading focusing on a selection of what you consider the most significant highlights, 2) A reaction or evaluation of the content’s strengths and /or weaknesses, and, most importantly, 3) An application section—that is, you should focus your presentation on sharing with the class an example of how does the content of the material covered in the chapter is relevant to your own professional interests, i.e., classroom. The presentation should be intended to last about 15-20 minutes if actually delivered. You are welcome to add relevant information from your own research on the subject to enhance the content as desired and include a bibliography if pertinent.
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Need Improvement |
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Exceptional |
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Content |
(1 points) Vague summary of major points, poor grasp of major constructs and inadequate handling of research data. Inadequate development of topic, little substance, few or unsuitable reviewed examples or data. Instructional material reflects major weaknesses in terms of best practices. Mostly unfocused discussion. Lacks cohesion. It has few or no relevant additional sources to elaborate on topic. |
(2 points) Adequate summary of major points, research question or hypotheses, Review of topic falls within task parameters, mostly relevant comments and observations. Fairly articulate in review of major constructs and pertinent data. Instructional application provides some support evidence showing good grasp of best practices allowing for clarification & personalized content that promotes participation. It shows some additional elaboration based on external sources. |
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Organization |
(1 points) Organization has minor flaws and is somewhat easy to navigate. Few of the relevant standards are evident and reflections are not clearly labeled. Application is somewhat unclear or needs detail. |
(2 points) Organization is generally clear, understandable & mostly easy to navigate. Most standards & objectives are covered. Evidence & most reflections are labeled. Application seems sound/ suitable for diverse students. There is some additional supporting material from added sources. |
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Conventions |
(1 points) Limited mastery of pertinent medium, frequent errors in usage, relevance confused or obscured, Support may be partial and or overly general. Some of the activities may not be appropriate or related to the topic or lesson. Unable to engage audience. Weak use of suitable technology. Suggests lack of or limited planning/ preparation. |
(2 points) Occasional misuse of terminology, reasonable adherence to media style conventions. Generally describes and includes some specific and appropriate support to justify conclusions; conforms to accepted formats for engaging audience. Balanced use of suitable technology. |
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Timeliness |
(0 points) Presentation not submitted by required date (more than a day late). |
(0.5 points) Presentation submitted late (less than a day) due to mitigating circumstances. |
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Total: 10 out of 10 |
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