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    This rubric outlines the grading criteria for an Australia project presentation. Students will be graded on how loudly and clearly they speak, how relevant their information is, whether they engage in disruptive behavior during other presentations, and how much information they provide. Students who speak loudly and clearly, provide relevant information, do not disrupt other presentations, and take notes will receive the highest grade of 10. Lower grades are assigned based on less participation, mumbling, providing little information, and engaging in disruptive behavior during other students' presentations.

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    This rubric outlines the grading criteria for an Australia project presentation. Students will be graded on how loudly and clearly they speak, how relevant their information is, whether they engage in disruptive behavior during other presentations, and how much information they provide. Students who speak loudly and clearly, provide relevant information, do not disrupt other presentations, and take notes will receive the highest grade of 10. Lower grades are assigned based on less participation, mumbling, providing little information, and engaging in disruptive behavior during other students' presentations.

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    Rubric For Australia Project

    Uploaded by

    Annie Durkin
    This rubric outlines the grading criteria for an Australia project presentation. Students will be graded on how loudly and clearly they speak, how relevant their information is, whether they engage in disruptive behavior during other presentations, and how much information they provide. Students who speak loudly and clearly, provide relevant information, do not disrupt other presentations, and take notes will receive the highest grade of 10. Lower grades are assigned based on less participation, mumbling, providing little information, and engaging in disruptive behavior during other students' presentations.

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    Rubric for Australia Project

    Requirements Grade
    You talked loudly and clearly, gave 10
    relevant information, did not talk during
    other’s presentations, took notes
    You talked loudly and clearly , gave 8/9
    relevant information, engaged in disruptive
    behavior ONCE during other’s presentation
    Only gave a little information. Engaged in 6-8
    disruptive behavior more than once.
    Gave very little information, mumbled. 2-5
    Engaged in disruptive behavior during other
    presentations .
    No participation. Engaged in much 0
    disruptive behavior during others
    presentation

    Rubric for Australia Project


    Requirements Grade
    You talked loudly and clearly, gave 10
    relevant information, did not talk during
    other’s presentations, took notes
    You talked loudly and clearly , gave 8/9
    relevant information, engaged in disruptive
    behavior ONCE during other’s presentation
    Only gave a little information. Engaged in 6-8
    disruptive behavior more than once.
    Gave very little information, mumbled. 2-5
    Engaged in disruptive behavior during other
    presentations .
    No participation. Engaged in much 0
    disruptive behavior during others
    presentation

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