Presentation Quality Criteria

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RELEVANCE

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The extent to which the presentation addresses the topic and audience needs. Example: A science project on climate change that explains its causes, effects, and solutions.

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WORTHINESS

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The quality and credibility of the content. Example: A historical presentation with well-researched facts and reliable sources.

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SOUNDNESS

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The logical structure and clarity of arguments. Example: A debate argument that follows a clear claim-evidence-reasoning structure.

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EFFECTIVENESS

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The ability to engage, persuade, or inform the audience successfully. Example: A TED Talk that captivates the audience with storytelling and visuals.