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ENP01.01 Oral Presentation

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  1. 4AdvancedOral Presentation Skills: Oral presentation skills exhibit clear, varied, complex language, employed for effect. Diction is precise and appropriate to the situation. Tone is mature, consistent, and appropriate for topic and audience. Non-verbal elements (attire, mannerisms, etc.) do not distract from the presentation. Presentation Materials: The visual, audio, or other presentation materials exceed professional standards, are well-integrated into the presentation, and balance, reinforce, and enhance oral components and further achieves a level of mastery over both the materials (innovative, authentic, provocative visual, audio or other presentation materials) and their use in the presentation.
  2. 3.5AccomplishedOral Presentation Skills: Oral presentation skills exhibit clear and appropriate syntax, diction, tone, and non-verbal elements. Presentation Materials: The visual, audio, or other presentation materials meet professional standards, are integrated into the presentation, and do not substitute for but instead balance oral components.
  3. 3CompetentOral Presentation Skills: Oral presentation skills exhibit one major problem in syntax, diction, tone, and non-verbal elements. Presentation Materials: Some of the visual, audio, or other presentation materials fail to meet professional standards, or are not integrated into the presentation, or substitute for oral components.
  4. 2EmergingOral Presentation Skills: Oral presentation skills exhibit more than one major problem in syntax, diction, tone, and non-verbal elements. Presentation Materials: The visual, audio, or other presentation materials fail to meet professional standards, are poorly integrated, or are too heavily relied upon.
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