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Final Presentation Assessment

FINAL PRESENTATION SCORING GUIDE


CATEGORY

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Portfolio
(Group)
Our portfolio to the town council provides clear and convincing evidence for our choice of design, accurate and detailed blueprints of our model bridge, and other supporting documentation including a concept web, graphs, charts, and photos. Our portfolio to the town council provides evidence for our choice of design, accurate blueprints of our model bridge, and some supporting documentation such as a concept web, graphs, charts, and photos. Our portfolio to the town council provides minimal evidence for our choice of design, blueprints of our model bridge with errors, and one other supporting document: either, a concept web, graph, chart, or photo. Our portfolio to the town council does not provide evidence for our choice of design, accurate blueprints of our model bridge, or other supporting documents.
Content Our presentation and portfolio cover all elements relating to the bridge design in depth with details and examples. Our subject knowledge is excellent.   Our presentation and portfolio include essential knowledge about the bridge design. Our subject knowledge appears to be good. Our presentation and portfolio include essential information about the bridge design but there are 1-2 factual errors. The content in our presentation and portfolio is minimal OR there are several factual errors.
Understanding
(Individual)
I effectively demonstrate a thorough understanding of the importance of geometry in the modern world by providing an insightful explanation with many detailed examples drawn from my work in the unit. I accurately provide details about the importance of geometry in the modern world. I provide a few examples about the importance of geometry in the modern world. I demonstrate severe misconceptions about the importance of geometry in the modern world.
Organization 
of
Presentation
My content is well organized using headings and subheadings effectively to convey relationships among ideas. My bullets summarize my main points. My content is well organized using headings or bulleted lists to group related material. My content is logically organized for the most part. I do not use a clear or logical organizational structure, just lots of facts.
Persuasiveness My key points are detailed and clear with excellent visuals to support details. I completely persuade the audience to agree or side with my proposal.  My key points are clear but lack detail.  My visuals support my points. I am able to persuade most of the audience to agree or side with my proposal. My key points are a little difficult to understand, but I have included critical components. It is hard to see the connection between my visuals and the key points. The audience is somewhat persuaded but has lots of questions.

 My explanation is difficult to understand and is missing several components OR is not included. My visuals do not relate. The audience is not persuaded to agree or side with me.

Presentation My presentation is well-rehearsed with smooth delivery that holds the audiences attention – slides are constantly referred to and enhance the presentation. My presentation is rehearsed with fairly smooth delivery that holds audiences attention most of the time – slides are often referred to and enhance presentation. My delivery is not smooth, but I am able to maintain interest of the audience most of the time – slides are rarely referred to.  My delivery is not smooth and I often lose the audiences attention  –slides are not referred to at all.

Check:

  • Blueprint   
  • Bridge
  • PowerPoint

 

Content and Understanding


(Double weighted)   
   8    6    4    2

Presentation, Persuasiveness, and Organization

(Single weighted)
    4   3   2   1

Overall                



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