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This document contains a rubric for evaluating student group presentations. It rates students as unsatisfactory, satisfactory, or exemplary in four areas: understanding/effort, oral presentation, visual aid, and group work. For each area, it provides descriptors of the characteristics that would qualify a student for each rating level. The rubric will be used by group members to evaluate one another's contributions to their group project and presentation.

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This document contains a rubric for evaluating student group presentations. It rates students as unsatisfactory, satisfactory, or exemplary in four areas: understanding/effort, oral presentation, visual aid, and group work. For each area, it provides descriptors of the characteristics that would qualify a student for each rating level. The rubric will be used by group members to evaluate one another's contributions to their group project and presentation.

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This document contains a rubric for evaluating student group presentations. It rates students as unsatisfactory, satisfactory, or exemplary in four areas: understanding/effort, oral presentation, visual aid, and group work. For each area, it provides descriptors of the characteristics that would qualify a student for each rating level. The rubric will be used by group members to evaluate one another's contributions to their group project and presentation.

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Group Members: ____________________________________

Student Evaluated: _________________

Group Presentations:

1: Unsatisfactory

2: Satisfactory

3: Exemplary

Understanding/Effort

Student clearly did


not understand the
content or did not
put satisfactory
effort in.

Satisfactory
understanding of the
material is apparent. It
shows through the
work that the student
did the work and
understands the
material.

Understanding of
the material is more
than satisfactory.
The student has
obviously put a lot of
time and effort into
the project.

Oral Presentation

Did not contribute to


oral presentation or
contributed very
little. Contribution
may not have been
relevant to the topic.

The student
participated as much
as the rest of the
group. All topics were
clearly discussed.

One student had to


do most or all of the
oral presentation
and did so with
great accuracy and
understanding of the
material.

Visual Aid

No visual aid was


provided or visual
aid was sloppy,
incomplete, and/or
not relevant to
project.

Visual aid was


complete, neat, and
added information to
the presentation.

Visual aid goes


above and beyond
the satisfactory
standard. Extra
effort is apparent.

Group Work

Little or no
participation in
group work.

Satisfactory
participation. Added
thoughtful, useful
knowledge that
helped in
presentation.

Student went above


and beyond his/her
groupmates. Extra
time and effort was
put into the project.

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