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    The rubric evaluates student presentations on phylogenetic trees. It assesses content, visual aids, vocabulary, clarity of speaking, and time limits. For the highest score, the content must explore shared traits of 6 unique species and their relationships in a phylogenetic tree. The visual aid must creatively use Adobe Spark with at least 2 hyperlinked pages. Vocabulary appropriate for the audience must be used, defining any new words. Speaking must be clear and distinct for the entire time, with voice projected to the back of the class, and last 5-6 minutes.

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    The rubric evaluates student presentations on phylogenetic trees. It assesses content, visual aids, vocabulary, clarity of speaking, and time limits. For the highest score, the content must explore shared traits of 6 unique species and their relationships in a phylogenetic tree. The visual aid must creatively use Adobe Spark with at least 2 hyperlinked pages. Vocabulary appropriate for the audience must be used, defining any new words. Speaking must be clear and distinct for the entire time, with voice projected to the back of the class, and last 5-6 minutes.

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    Year 10 Genetics Presentation Rubric

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    The rubric evaluates student presentations on phylogenetic trees. It assesses content, visual aids, vocabulary, clarity of speaking, and time limits. For the highest score, the content must explore shared traits of 6 unique species and their relationships in a phylogenetic tree. The visual aid must creatively use Adobe Spark with at least 2 hyperlinked pages. Vocabulary appropriate for the audience must be used, defining any new words. Speaking must be clear and distinct for the entire time, with voice projected to the back of the class, and last 5-6 minutes.

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    Year 10 Genetics Presentation Rubric: Phylogenetic Trees

    Teacher Name: Mr. Velani

    Student Name: ________________________________________

    CATEGORY 4 3 2 1
    Content Shared traits of 6 different species Shared traits of 6 different species Shared traits of 6 different species A phylogenetic tree shows the
    are explored and related to each are related to each other. A are highlighted. A phylogenetic tree relationships between the 6 species.
    other. A phylogenetic tree shows the phylogenetic tree shows the shows the relationships between the Relationships between the species is
    relationships between the 6 species. relationships between the 6 species. 6 species. not explored and/or the 6 species
    chosen are not unique.

    Visual Aid Student creatively uses Adobe Spark Student creatively uses Adobe Spark Student creatively uses Adobe Spark Student uses Adobe Spark for their
    to enhance the presentation with at to enhance the presentation with 1 to enhance the presentation. presentation with no hyperlinked
    least 2 hyperlinked pages. hyperlinked page. pages.

    Vocabulary Uses vocabulary appropriate for the Uses vocabulary appropriate for the Uses vocabulary appropriate for the Uses several (5 or more) words or
    audience. Extends audience audience. Includes 1-2 words that audience. Does not include any phrases that are not understood by
    vocabulary by defining words that might be new to most of the vocabulary that might be new to the the audience without further
    might be new to most of the audience, but does not define them. audience. clarification.
    audience.

    Speaks Clearly Speaks clearly and distinctly all (100- Speaks clearly and distinctly all (100- Speaks clearly and distinctly most ( Often mumbles or can not be
    95%) the time, and mispronounces 95%) the time, but mispronounces 94-85%) of the time. Mispronounces understood OR mispronounces more
    no words. Voice is projected to the one word. Voice is projected to the no more than one word. Little voice than one word. No voice projection.
    back of the class. back of the class. projection - some trouble hearing a
    few words.

    Time-Limit Presentation is 5-6 minutes long. Presentation is 4 minutes long. Presentation is 3 minutes long. Presentation is less than 3 minutes
    OR more than 6 minutes.

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