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This rubric evaluates a fat substitutes info project on several elements: inclusion of required elements on the poster, appearance and organization of the poster, the oral presentation, employability skills, and teammate evaluation. The poster will be scored on including key elements, appearance, organization of ideas, and the oral presentation will be evaluated on participation, not reading the poster, eye contact, and answering questions. Employability skills considers time management, respect for others, and turning in materials. Teammates also provide peer evaluation. The total possible points are 200.
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