Making an Apology (Saying You're Sorry)
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
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Preparedness
Students appear unprepared and unsure of what they should be doing.
Students show some idea of what to do, but do not seem to know exactly how they want to carry out the task.
Students seem to be prepared, but still seem unsure about how they want to carry out the task.
Students appear well-prepared and eager to get started.
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Understanding of Material
Students do not seem to understand how or what they are supposed to be teaching for the lesson.
Students seem to be a little confused on what the material is that they are supposed to be covering.
Students seem to understand the material, but the presentation of the material seems somewhat unclear.
Students completely understand their material and deliver it in a well-organized manner.
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Speaking Voice
Student are hard to understand because they do not speak loud enough or do not enunciate well enough to be understood.
Student use good classroom voices, but tend to talk over one another and/or ramble through the lesson.
Students use good classroom voices, but not all students are engaged in the teaching. (Only one student seems to "carry" the group)
Students use good classroom voices, take turns speaking and are easily understood. All members of the group are actively involved in the lesson.
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Enthusiasm
Student group doesn't appear to be enthusiastic about the material or working in the classroom.
Student group shows enthusiasm but doesn't seem to get the classroom excited about the material.
Student group uses good facial expressions and tone of voice to get the class interested in the material.
Student group's facial expression and tone of voice generate a strong interest in the material.
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Time Limit
Presentation was poorly prepared and either finished way too early or ran long because the student teachers did not have control of the conversation.
Presentation was good, but didn't stay within the time limits of 10-15 minutes for the lesson. Finished their presentation early or late.
Presentation was well prepared and although the presentation may have ended a little early or ran over slightly, the students had control of the lesson.
Presentation was well prepared and planned to say within the time limit of 10-15 minutes.
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