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Title Slide: Included title (title indicated what the research is about), name, class, instructor, and
date.
Introduction: Presenter provided an overview of the proposed study in terms of context (e.g., in
what setting, time of year, etc).
Problem Statement: Presenter identified the problem being investigated in the study. Presenter
may consider: the stakeholders, indicators that the problem exists, or possible sources of the
problem.
Literature Review: Presenter explained relevant literature read for this assignment in a manner
that is easily understood and in a scholarly manner.
Identified Gaps in Research: Presenter identified gaps in research and related to their research
interests.
Overall Presentation:
Completeness (Included all of the above information?)
Organization (Easy to understand what this study would be about?)
Engagement and clarity (Engagement of the audience? Did visuals/data enhance the presentation?)
Time limits (Was it between 10 - 15 minutes?)
Peer Evaluator Comments: Chelsea, I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation on Creating Trauma Informed
Leaders in Schools. It is obvious that you have such a deep passion for kids who have been in this kind of
situation and your knowledge of what is needed to see them through is already evident. I am excited to learn more
and to better understand how I can better serve trauma kids in my classroom or as a leader. All the best, I can’t
wait to read your study!