RT ORAL PRESENTATION CASE STUDY

Date
Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY
Faculty Name*
First Last
Faculty Email*
Student Name*
First Last
Disease*
Semester*
Category
EXCELLENT: 10 pts, GOOD: 9 pts, FAIR: 8 pts, POOR: 7 pts
Power Point Presentation*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: Presentation is clear, concise and easily understood all of the time. Does not deviate from content. All slides have appropriately sized font to be legible from back of room
- GOOD 9 POINTS: Presentation is clear concise and easily understood a majority of the time with minimal deviation from content. Most slides have appropriately sized font to be legible from back of room
- FAIR 8 POINTS: Presentation is not clear, wordy and difficult to understand. Frequently deviates from content. Many slides have font too small to be legible from back of room
- POOR 7 POINTS: Presentation is not clear, very wordy and difficult to understand. There is excessive deviation from content. Font size too small throughout
Visual Arts*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: Illustrations, animation and transitions enhance the presentation. All illustrations (diagrams, tables, charts, x-rays, etc.) have appropriate content
- GOOD 9 POINTS: Illustrations, animation and transitions are appropriate. Most illustrations (diagrams, tables, charts, x-rays, etc.) have appropriate content
- FAIR 8 POINTS: There are minimal illustrations, animation and transitions. Some illustrations (diagrams, tables, charts, x-rays, etc.) have appropriate content
- POOR 7 POINTS: None of the illustrations, animation or transitions enhance the presentation.
Organization*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: Excellent flow and transition from topic to topic. Very organized. Does not refer to notes Refers to slides infrequently. Does not read slides verbatim
- GOOD 9 POINTS: Good flow and transition from one topic to topic. Organized and refers to slides or other notes infrequently. Reads from slides infrequently.
- FAIR 8 POINTS: Some difficulty with flow and transition from topic to topic. Disorganized and refers to notes frequently. Reads verbatim from the slides most of the time.
- POOR 7 POINTS: Poor flow from topic to topic. Very disorganized and reads constantly from notes or slides. Reads verbatim from the slides all the time.
Content Knowledge*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: Demonstrates full understanding of the case. Demonstrates full understanding of the disease. Answers all questions appropriately.
- GOOD 9 POINTS: Demonstrates good understanding of the case. Demonstrates good understanding of the disease. Answers majority of questions correctly
- FAIR 8 POINTS: Demonstrates some understanding of parts of the case. Demonstrates some understanding of the disease. Answers most questions correctly.
- POOR 7 POINTS: Does not seem to understand the case. Does not seem to understand the disease. Unable to answer questions correctly.
Met with advisor(s)*
- 14+ calendar days ahead = 10 points
- 10 to 13 calendar days = 8 points
- 7 to 9 calendar days = 6 points
- 6 or fewer calendar days (or not at all) = 0 points
Presentation and Professionalism*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: Professional and confident in delivery. Establishes eye contact. Presents with clear voice and excellent pronunciation. Everyone can hear the presentation. Well dressed.
- GOOD 9 POINTS: Slightly nervous and less confident. Establishes eye contact. Presents with clear voice, good pronunciation. Sufficient presentation volume to be heard throughout the room. Well dressed.
- FAIR 8 POINTS: Nervous. Little eye contact. Not confident. Difficulty with precise pronunciation Insufficient presentation volume to be heard throughout the room Well dressed.
- POOR 7 POINTS: Very nervous, does not make eye contact and lacks confidence. Difficult to understand presentation. Imprecise pronunciation. Class cannot hear presentation. Inappropriate dress.
Spelling, Abbreviation, and Pronunciation*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: No misspelled words and/or incorrect abbreviations.
- GOOD 9 POINTS: 1-2 misspelled words and/or incorrect abbreviations.
- FAIR 8 POINTS: 3-4 misspelled words and/or incorrect abbreviations.
- POOR 7 POINTS: >5 misspelled words and/or incorrect abbreviations.
References*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: 7 total; 5 from refereed journals/books; none older than 5 years; references numbered and appear on slides.
- GOOD 9 POINTS: 6 total; 4 from refereed journals/books; none older than 5 years; 2 approved website. References list included but references not listed on slides.
- FAIR 8 POINTS: 5 total; 2 from refereed journals/books; none older than 5 years; 3 approved website. No references included on slides
- POOR 7 POINTS: < 4 refereed journals/books; none older than 5 years; 4 approved websites. No references included on slides.
Therapy, Indications, and Patient Data*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: Presents a completed slide showing all respiratory therapy modalities with correct indications and patient data. Home and hospital medications listed.
- GOOD 9 POINTS: Presents a slide that contains respiratory therapy modalities with mostly correct indications and patient data. Home and hospital medications listed.
- FAIR 8 POINTS: Presents an incomplete slide covering some respiratory therapy modalities with incorrect indications or patient data. Home and hospital medications listed.
- POOR 7 POINTS: Lacks a slide covering respiratory therapy modalities = 0 points. Home and hospital medications listed.
Critical Thinking Skills*
- EXCELLENT 10 POINTS: Consistently: Interprets/follows evidence Identifies salient argument Analyzes/evaluates other POV Draws warranted conclusion Justifies results/procedures.
- GOOD 9 POINTS: Does most of the following: Interprets/follows evidence IDs relevant arguments Offers evaluation of other POV Justifies some of results.
- FAIR 8 POINTS: Does many of the following: Misinterprets evidence Fails to ID relevant arguments Ignores alternative POV Seldom provides justification for procedures Defends views based on preconceptions
- POOR 7 POINTS: Consistently does the following: Offers biased interpretations of evidence Dismisses counter-arguments Ignores alternative POV Argues using fallacious reasoning Defends views based on preconception Is close-minded/hostile toward reasoning
Comments
Total Score*
Grade*
(Grading: 90-100=A, 80-89=B, 75-79=C, 64-74=D, <64=F)

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