Psychological Theory Presentation Grading Rubric|Psychology

Psychological Theory Presentation Grading Rubric|Psychology

Criteria Non-Performance Basic Proficient Exceptional

Student presents a defintion and background information about the theory.

0 Points

Student failed to accurately or adequately present a definition of the theory. Additionally, no background information was provided.

33 Points

Student accurately presents part of the theory, but needed to provide more thorough information. Additionally, no background information was provided.

38 Points

Student accurately presents most of the theory, but needed to provide more thorough information. Background information was provided.

45 Points

Student accurately and adequately presents a definition of the theory and provided detailed background information.

Student presents an explanation about the theory.

0 Points

Student failed to present the theory in detail.

33 Points

Student presents an explanation of the theory, but doesn’t provide enough detail to demonstrate a full command of the theory OR student only presents one part of the theory and neglects other important parts.

38 Points

Student presents the theory well, but could have provided more information to demonstrate a full understanding of the material.

45 Points

Student thoroughly presents all aspects of the theory. There is a clear demonstration that the student understands all parts of the theory.

Student presents research related to the theory.

0 Points

Student failed to find and present research related to the theory.

29 Points

Student presents a research article related to the theory, but does a mediocre job at explaining the research. Additionally, the explanation could have

33 Points

Student presents a research article related to the theory and does well at explaining the research. However, the explanation could have been more detailed and complete. Student provides information about where the

40 Points

Student presents a research article related to the theory and does an excellent job at explaining the research. Student provides information about where the research was found.

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Levels of Achievement

Criteria Non-Performance Basic Proficient Exceptional

been more detailed and complete. Student didn’t provide information about where research was found.

research was found.

Student presents an example of the theory in action (i.e., a real life example).

0 Points

Student failed to present a real life example of the theory.

29 Points

Student presents a real life example of the theory “in action, but it is loosely related to the theory OR the student presents a related example of the theory in real life, but has a difficult time explaining how the theory applies.

33 Points

Student presents a real life example of the theory “in action” and does a good job at connecting the theory and the real world. However, the presentation could have been more thorough.

40 Points

Student presents a real life example of the theory “in action” and specifically connects the theory to real life. It is evident that the student not only understands the theory, but understands its relevance to the real world.

References 0 Points

Student didn’t provide references for the information/ research presented.

0 Points

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0 Points

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25 Points

Student provided references for information/research presented.

Presentation Style

0 Points

Presentation lacked organization and professionalism. Presentation lacked creativity.

22 Points

Presentation contained moments of organization and disorganization. Presentation had some creative parts.

25 Points

Presentation was organized and professional. Presentation had some creative parts. However, slides had too much information on them and/or there were spelling/grammatical errors in the presentation.

30 Points

Presentation was exceptionally professional and organized. Presentation demonstrated student’s creativity. There were no spelling or grammatical errors in the presentation.

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