This document contains a rubric for judging exhibits with criteria in various areas such as appeal, title, creativity, content, organization, presentation style, and overall quality. Top scores are given for exhibits that attract interest through their title and creative design, clearly state their purpose and outcomes, have excellent organization with proper grammar and references, incorporate relevant visual aids, and are well prepared with good presentation style. Lower scores are given to exhibits that lack these qualities and have unclear purpose, poor organization, incorrect writing, and an unprepared or uneasy presentation. The rubric is being used to evaluate student performance tasks for the third quarter.
This document contains a rubric for judging exhibits with criteria in various areas such as appeal, title, creativity, content, organization, presentation style, and overall quality. Top scores are given for exhibits that attract interest through their title and creative design, clearly state their purpose and outcomes, have excellent organization with proper grammar and references, incorporate relevant visual aids, and are well prepared with good presentation style. Lower scores are given to exhibits that lack these qualities and have unclear purpose, poor organization, incorrect writing, and an unprepared or uneasy presentation. The rubric is being used to evaluate student performance tasks for the third quarter.
This document contains a rubric for judging exhibits with criteria in various areas such as appeal, title, creativity, content, organization, presentation style, and overall quality. Top scores are given for exhibits that attract interest through their title and creative design, clearly state their purpose and outcomes, have excellent organization with proper grammar and references, incorporate relevant visual aids, and are well prepared with good presentation style. Lower scores are given to exhibits that lack these qualities and have unclear purpose, poor organization, incorrect writing, and an unprepared or uneasy presentation. The rubric is being used to evaluate student performance tasks for the third quarter.
This document contains a rubric for judging exhibits with criteria in various areas such as appeal, title, creativity, content, organization, presentation style, and overall quality. Top scores are given for exhibits that attract interest through their title and creative design, clearly state their purpose and outcomes, have excellent organization with proper grammar and references, incorporate relevant visual aids, and are well prepared with good presentation style. Lower scores are given to exhibits that lack these qualities and have unclear purpose, poor organization, incorrect writing, and an unprepared or uneasy presentation. The rubric is being used to evaluate student performance tasks for the third quarter.
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Republic of the Philippines
Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education COTABATO CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL – MAIN CAMPUS
Exhibit Judging Performance Task 3rd Quarter
Criteria Top Score Quality Excellent Very Average Inadequate Poor Low Score Comments Good Quality 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Appeal Demonstrate/display Demonstrate/display attract interest. does not elicit curiosity Title Title is large enough to Title is unclear and read from distance. difficult to understand. Creativity The output is creative. The output is not creative. Content Purpose is proficiently Purpose of work is stated and explained. unclear. -Purpose Content Accurate and Complete Outcome and/or explanations of outcome process is not -Outcome or process. addressed or not well organized. Organization Exceptional overall Insufficient of flow, organization, easy to lack of overall -Flow follow structure. organization, structure hard to follow. Organization Coorect grmmar and Poor writing style, spelling; references are missing references. -Style listed. Organization Photographs, drawing, Visual aids are charts, and display are confusing and don’t -Use of Visuals relevant. seem to serve a purpose. Presentation Well-prepared, easily Not well prepared, conveys ideas, lack of enthusiasm, Style adequately answers uneasy addressing -Preparation questions. questions. Presentation Appearances & address Lack of eye contact, eye contact, posture, and poor posture, voice -Style tone of voice. too low/loud. Total Points: / 100
Prepared by: Checked by:
HABIB M. ATONG JULIUS P. LEDESMA Student Teacher Adviser, Grade 9 STE A