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CATEGORY |
3 |
2 |
1 |
0 |
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The
presentation generally progresses in a logical order. Very few mistakes are present to distract
the reader from the main idea of the presentation. |
The
presentation may not progress in a logical order. However, the reader will be
able to understand the main idea of the presentation. |
The
presentation does not progress in a logical order. Some parts of the presentation are unclear;
The reader has difficulty understanding the main idea of the presentation. |
Other |
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The
presentation contains many creative details and/or descriptions that
contribute to the reader’s understanding of the topic. |
The
presentation contains few creative details and/or descriptions that
contribute to the reader’s understanding of the topic. |
The
presentation has little evidence of creativity that would have contributed to
the reader’s understanding of the topic. |
Other |
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Diagrams
and illustrations are neat, accurate, and add to the reader’s understanding
of the topic. |
Diagrams
and illustrations are accurate and sometimes add to the reader’s
understanding of the topic. |
Diagrams
and illustrations are not accurate OR do not add to the reader’ understanding
of the topic. |
Other |
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All
information in the presentation appeared to be accurate and presented well
(according to the teacher specifications). |
Most of
the information in the presentation appeared to be accurate and presented
well (according to the teacher specifications). |
Very
little of the information in the presentation appeared to be accurate and
presented well (according to the teacher specifications). |
Other |
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Role |
Point of
view and arguments proposed were consistently in character. |
Point of
view and arguments proposed were often in character. |
Point of
view and arguments proposed were rarely in character. |
Other |