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The document provides a scoring rubric for evaluating oral presentations and written summaries of scientific research papers. It rates performance on a scale from Excellent to Inadequate based on criteria such as clarity, content, use of visual aids, integration of knowledge, and ability to answer questions. An Excellent performance is well organized, identifies the research question and approach, critically evaluates results, and thoroughly answers audience questions. A Good performance meets most criteria but may have minor issues. An Adequate performance shows effort but lacks clarity or critical analysis. An Inadequate performance does not understand the research or evaluation criteria.
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Resource 8 Rubrics

The document provides a scoring rubric for evaluating oral presentations and written summaries of scientific research papers. It rates performance on a scale from Excellent to Inadequate based on criteria such as clarity, content, use of visual aids, integration of knowledge, and ability to answer questions. An Excellent performance is well organized, identifies the research question and approach, critically evaluates results, and thoroughly answers audience questions. A Good performance meets most criteria but may have minor issues. An Adequate performance shows effort but lacks clarity or critical analysis. An Inadequate performance does not understand the research or evaluation criteria.
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Scoring Rubric for Oral Presentation/Written Summary of Scientific Research Papers (for written omit Style/Delivery column)

Adapted from Brewer, C.A., and D. Ebert-May. 1998. Hearing the case for genetic engineering: breaking down the barriers of anonymity through student hearings in the large
lecture hall. Journal of College Science Teaching 28 (2): 97-101.

Level of Clarity Content Style/Delivery Use of Visual Aids Integration of Ability to Answer
Achievement Knowledge Questions
Excellent • Well thought out • Identifies the research • Uses time wisely • Well placed images • Integrates research • Anticipates audience
25 points • Use of proper question or work • Logical • Charts summarize data findings to broader questions
language • Has advanced progression and/or conclusions context • Understands audience
• Significance clearly understanding of he • Speaks with • Size and labels are clear • Understands implication questions
stated experimental approach good pacing • Very little text of data or method • Can integrate
• Previous work sets and significance • Makes eye • Figures and images • Identifies future avenues knowledge to answer
the stage for this • Critically evaluates contact and does explained and described of investigation questions
study results, methodology not read well • Supports arguments or • Thoroughly responds
• Handout and and/or conclusions information • AV set up properly explanation with to questions
bibliography • Scientifically rigorous • Uses engaging references
provided for and well researched tone and
audience vocabulary
Good • Well thought out • Identifies the research • Spends too much • Excellent images but • Minimally integrates • Does not anticipate
20 points • Use of proper question or work time on not always well placed research findings to audience questions
language • Has basic introduction • Size and labels are clear broader context • Understands the
• Significance clearly understanding of the • Speaks well, but • Very little text • Has some understanding audience questions
stated experimental approach often back tracks • Figures and charts are of the implications of • Can integrate
• Handout and and significance • Makes good eye explained well data or method knowledge to answer
bibliography • Critically evaluates contact and looks • AV mishaps resolved • Identifies some future the question
provided for results, methodology at notes avenues of investigation • Thoroughly responds
audience and/or conclusions occasionally • Supports arguments or to most questions
• Well researched • Uses good explanation with
vocabulary and references
tone
Adequate • Talk a bit • Research question a bit • Presentation • Labels and legends are • Does not integrate the • Does not anticipate
15 point disorganized unclear poorly timed a bit unclear work or method into the audience questions
• Shows some effort • Description of • Presentation • Size might be a bit too broader context • Makes an effort to
to use proper experimental approach jumping from small • Supports argument or address question
language a bit confusing different topics • Too much detail explanation with few • Can address some
• Significance a bit • Results and • Some hesitation • Blocks of text on references questions
unclear conclusions stated but and uncertainty handouts or slides • Makes some errors in • Overlooks obvious
• Handout and not critically evaluated are apparent • Figures are explained interpretation and questions
bibliography are • No use of outside • Makes little eye well application of data or • Often responds poorly
not well formatted readings contact • AV mishaps resolved method to questions
• Monotone and • Makes few connections
non-engaging between data, method,
delivery and conclusions
Inadequate 10 • Talk difficult to • Does not understand • Presentation • Labeling is not clear • Does not integrate the • Either makes no effort
points follow research or work poorly timed • Too small to see work or method into the to respond to
• Unclear language • Does not understand • Jumbled with no • No logical placement broader context questions or does so
• Does not experimental approach logical • Mostly text and very • Makes little effort to use poorly
understand • Does not understand progression few images data to support
significance of conclusions or • Makes no eye • Figures are not arguments
paper recognize implications contact and reads explained • Misinterprets
• No handout or for future work from notes • AV mishaps unresolved information
bibliography • Hesitation and • Makes no connections
uncertainty are between data, method,
apparent and conclusions
• Lacks logic
No effort
0 points

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