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Coursework - Business English 1
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 Presentation Drama – 15% Written Assignment – 10% Midterm Test – 20% Quiz – 10% Participation – 5%

TOTAL

– 60%

Oral Presentation (Drama) - 15%

In groups of 4, you are to come up with a drama presentation on an environmental issue. The length of the drama is 15 minutes. In addition to that, the message of the drama should be presented clearly. Once a topic is chosen, refer to your lecturer on the topic’s suitability. NO racist elements (sensitive issues

eg: condemning other races or religions) in the drama.
Requirements:   Keep track of the assigned time. You should remember your lines/script during the presentation. (NO reading of script is allowed)   Props and costumes. Dress appropriately when presenting.

Examples of environmental issues include:      ‘Nuclear power in my back yard!’

The Endangered and Threatened Species
Setting Priorities for Land Conservation Global Environmental Change Environmental effects of warfare

Oral Presentation (Drama) Marking Rubric Student’s Name 1: ________________________________________ Student’s Name 2: ________________________________________ Student’s Name 3: ________________________________________ Student’s Name 4: ________________________________________ Section: ______
_______

/15

ELEMENTS Voice

1

2

3

4

Total

Voice is unclear or nearly inaudible Did not put expression into his/her lines Rarely interprets ideas physically Little evidence of manipulation of sound, objects, and space to communicate a mood, feeling, idea or setting

Voice is somewhat clear and mostly audible Puts some expression into his/her lines Somewhat interprets ideas physically Limited manipulation of sound, objects, and space to communicate a mood, feeling, idea, or setting Performance is spotty, audience is polite

Voice is clear and audible

Voice is clearly audible and plays to the room

Expression Action

Puts expression into

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