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Chapters 1 & 2 Oral Presentation Rubric

SECTION: 12STEM B5
GROUP: 4
PANELIST:

CRITERIA POINTS AND DESCRIPTIONS


CONTENTS OF THE SCORE FEEDBACKS
5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point
RESEARCH
BACKGROUND OF THE Background was thoroughly Background was Background was Background was not Background not
STUDY discussed; evidence of discussed, evidence of somehow discussed, thoroughly discussed, presented.
existing problem is sufficient problem existing is problem was vaguely problem was not
and well utilized present present explored 5

RESEARCH QUESTIONS Questions are measurable Questions are somehow Questions are somehow Questions are very Objectives and
AND OBJECTIVES and attainable, objectives are measurable and vague and misleading. confusing and is not research questions
directly aligned with attainable, objectives are aligned with research not present
questions and title somehow aligned with objectives 5
questions and title.

SCOPE AND Scope and Significance of the Scope and significance of Scope and significance Scope and significance Scope and
SIGNIFICANCE study was explicitly written. the study was well present but lacks some present but lacks many significance not
written. elements. elements. present. 5

RELATED LITERATURES Literatures are sufficient, Literatures are sufficient, Literature are sufficient Literatures are not Very few literatures
exceeded the minimum met the minimum but did not meet the sufficient, did not meet were presented.
requirement, excellently requirement, excellently minimum requirement, the minimum
written in APA format, written in APA format, written in APA, cohesive requirement, some
cohesive and coherent. cohesive and coherent. and coherent. written in APA coherence 5
not evident.

CONCEPTUAL Conceptual framework CF written in IPO-ish Concepts and relation CF is not written in IPO, No CF was
FRAMEWORK written in IPO, figure and figure, concepts and are clear, variables explanations are vague. presented.
concepts and its relation are relation are clear, included, framework
very clear, variables are variables included, explained.
included, explained explained completely and 4
completely and comprehensively.
comprehensively.

Definition of Terms All important terms in the 1-2 important terms in the 3-4 important terms in 5-6 important terms in the More than 7 important
statement of the problem and statement of the problem the statement of the statement of the problem terms in the
conceptual framework were and conceptual problem and conceptual and conceptual statement of the
defined. framework were not framework were not framework were not problem and
defined. defined. defined. conceptual framework 5
were not defined.

WRITTEN REPORT
WRITING AND FORMAT Language clearly and 1 to 2 elements is 3-4 elements is missing. 4-7 elements is missing. More than 7 elements
effectively communicates missing. is missing.
ideas Shows near flawless
editing for grammar, syntax,
4
punctuation, spelling. Writing
style is eloquent/engaging

APA Citation Format 0 to 1 citation didn’t follow the 2 to 3 citations didn't 4 to 5 citations didn't 5 to 6 citations didn't More than 6 didn't
correct APA format. follow the correct APA follow the correct APA follow the correct APA follow the correct 4
format format format. APA format.
if possible include the tittle of the article,book,ete wh
PRESENTATION
VISUAL AIDS Slides are error-free and Slides are error-free and Slides contain some Slides contain many Slides contain many
logically present the main logically present the main errors and lack a logical errors and lack a logical errors and lack a
components of the process components of the progression. Major progression. Major logical progression.
and recommendations. process and aspects of the analysis or aspects of the analysis or Major aspects of the
Material is readable and the recommendations. recommendations are not recommendations are not analysis or
graphics highlight and Material is mostly enough. Diagrams or enough. Diagrams or recommendations are
support the main ideas. readable and graphics graphics are few . graphics are few or absents. Diagrams or
reiterate the main ideas. confuse the audience. graphics are absent 5
or confuse the
audience.
ORAL PRESENTATION Speakers are audible and Speakers are mostly Speakers are often
fluent on their topic, and do audible and fluent on inaudible or hesitant,
not rely on notes to present their topic, and require often speaking in
or respond. Speakers minimal referral to notes. incomplete sentences.
respond accurately and Speakers respond to Speakers rely heavily on
appropriately to audience most questions notes. Speakers have
questions and comments. accurately and difficulty responding
appropriately. clearly and accurately to 4
audience questions.

TOTAL 46

ps: no paper, just video and ppt.

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