PowerPoint Presentation

Topic: ______________________________________

Group Member:______________________________ Date:______________________

 

Subject Area and Outcome

Beginning

Developing

Accomplished

S.S. Knowledge:

People often have unique customs and traditions which might change

 

Information is very limited

Information is not relevant

Has included some customs and traditions

Information on customs and traditions is rich and extensive

Recent changes are included

S.S. Processing

Acquire information to answer questions

L.A. Find information to answer research questions, using a variety of sources

Information is lacking

Information is not on topic

General information is included

Minimal breadth and depth

Information is rich, and is specific to topic

Able to add information when presenting the topic

S.S. Communication

Orally presents information on a community giving consideration to content, audience, vocabulary, pronunciation & enunciation

L.A. Speak or present oral readings with fluency, rhythm, pace and appropriate intonation to emphasize key words

Unable to make presentation without teacher assistance

Generally reads from the slide

Can be heard

Has made some preparation for the presentation

Speaks to the audience rather than reading from the slide

Voice is clearly audible and animated

Well prepared for the presentation (cue cards, well polished)

S.S. Participation

Participates cooperatively in group work by contributing ideas

L.A. Works cooperatively with others in small groups on structured task

Demonstrates respect for the ideas, abilities and language of others

Minimal contribution to the partnership

Requires assistance from the teacher or the partner to add ideas

Interrupts partner’s contributions

Makes contributions to the presentation

Lets partner speak without interruption

Makes meaningful and rich contributions to the presentation

Encourages partner’s involvement in the work

Accepts and utilizes partner’s suggestions

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