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PAUTA DE EVALUACIÓN DE PRESENTACIÓN POWER POINT. Subject: - English - Foreign Language Class: 12th Grade Date: Student Name: Teacher: Miss Maritza J. Alvarado M. Ideal Score: Real Score: Student Score: Mark: 39 points Logrado Criterio (3 pt.) 1 La presentación está construida de manera consecuente en términos de ortografía, títulos, combinación de colores, posición de los elementos. 2 La estructura de la presentación muestra una relación lógica entre las distintas diapositivas y el tema (orden del tema). 3 La información contenida es adecuada y corresponde al tema solicitado. 4 Muestra clara intención de originalidad en la creación de las diapositivas (animación, efectos, sonidos, estilos de diapositivas), y representa a la información presentada. Medianamente Logrado (1 pt.) No logrado (0 pt.) 5 Complementa su tema con la incorporación de imágenes, fotografías,video o esquemas relacionados con la información presentada. 6 Los complementos de imágenes y/o material gráfico, son entre si coherentes en su diseño, tamaño y resolución. 7 Se aprecia un texto claro y preciso. No existe saturación de texto. (no más de 6 a 8 líneas de texto por diapositiva) 8 Los conceptos seleccionados y partes de la presentación son relevantes o muestran una síntesis adecuada respecto a la comprensión del tema en general. 9 El número de diapositivas está relacionado con la complejidad del tema. (Mínimo 15 diapositivas). 10 Contiene una portada atractiva y relacionada con su tema. Tiene un título en base a su tema. Incluye, Asignatura, el módulo, profesor, nombre del alumno, el logo y nombre del colegio y la fecha de entrega. 11 Envía el avance de su trabajo cada clase. 12 Envía trabajo final la fecha indicada. Miércoles 19 de Agosto. 13 Su trabajo en clases fue en forma ordenada y sistemática, preocupándose de organizar y buscar información. Computer lab - Project Rubric 1 Weak 2 Moderately Weak 3 Average 4 Moderately Strong 5 Strong 1 1.The project contains appropriate items and information. 2. The information is well organized. 3.The spelling ,punctuation ,and grammar are accurate . 4.The project shows an understanding of the topic and vocabulary from the unit. 5.The project fulfills the requirements of the assignment. 6.Overall, the final result represents the student’s or group full potential. 7.Student presents on due date. Score 35 2 3 4 5 Oral Presentation Rubric NONVERBAL SKILLS BODY LANGUAGE 4 Made movements or gestures that enhance the presentation. Student maintains direct eye contact with class, seldom looking at notes. 3 Made some movement or descriptive gestures. Consistent use of direct eye contact with audience, but frequently returns to notes. 2 Made no movement or descriptive gestures. Displayed minimal eye contact with audience, while reading mostly from the notes. VERBAL SKILLS ELOCUTION 4 Student uses a clear voice and correct, precise pronunciation of terms so that all audience members can hear presentation. 3 Student’s voice is clear. Student pronounces most words correctly. Most audience members can hear the presentation. 2 Student’s voice is low. Student incorrectly pronounces terms. Audience members have difficulty hearing presentation. FLUENCY Speech shows few pauses and false starts and flows smoothly. Speech shows some hesitation, but student is able to continue and complete ideas. Speech is choppy and/or slow with frequent pauses; few or no incomplete ideas. Speech is halting or uneven with long pauses or incomplete ideas. 4 Student demonstrates excellent command of the presentation subject matter. Treatment of the topic is relevant and thorough. Presentation is organized and cohesive. Information is accurate. Grammar includes complex and/or recently studied structures with few to no errors. Vocabulary is rich and varied. 3 Student demonstrates competence of the presentation subject matter. Treatment of the topic is relevant and moderately developed. Presentation demonstrates organization. Information is generally Grammar accurate. includes complex and/or recently studied structures, but with more than a few errors. Very good vocabulary. 1 Student little competence of the presentation subject matter. Student demonstrates full command by answering all questions with explanations and elaboration. Student is at ease with expected answers to most questions, without elaboration. 2 Student demonstrates some competence of the presentation subject matter. Treatment of the topic is only somewhat developed and the presentation is somewhat organized. May include some inaccurate information. Grammar demonstrates general control of simple structures with limited or incorrect use of complex and recently studied structures. Correct but limited range of vocabulary. Student is uncomfortable with 4 Student presents on due date. 3 Student presents on a second date. Student hands in final visual aid two days in advance of due date. Student fulfills most task requirements. EYE CONTACT CONTENT SUBJECT COMMAND TOPIC DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE USE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TASK COMPLETION PRESENTATION DATE POWER POINT DEADLINE FULFILLING INSTRUCTIONS Student hands in final visual aid three days in advance of due date. Student fulfills all task requirements. information and is able to answer only rudimentary questions. 1 Made movements or gestures that disrupt the presentation. No eye contact with audience, as entire report is read from notes. TOTAL SCOR E 1 Student mumbles, incorrectly pronounces terms, and speaks too quietly for a majority of students to hear. TOTAL Treatment of the topic is very limited. Presentation is disorganized and/or includes inaccurate information. Grammar includes multiple errors in basic structures. Limited and sometimes incorrect use of vocabulary. Student cannot answer questions about subject or answers them incorrectly. 2 1 ---- ---- Student hands in final visual aid only one day in advance of due date. Student fulfills some task requirements. TOTAL Student hands in final visual aid on due date. Student fulfills minimal task requirements. TOTAL