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CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITY
                                NCM 102 - HEALTH EDUCATION


                                                                Clear and concise             Mostly clear communication    - Communication somewhat  - Communication is
                         Clarity of Communication               communication throughout.     with occasional lapses.       unclear or verbose.           confusing or unclear.

                                                                Tailored to audience needs,  Mostly adapted to audience;  - Limited adaptation to         - Not adapted to audience
                         Adaptation to Audience                 interests, and level.         some areas lacking.           audience.                     needs or interests.

                                                                Effectively utilizes a variety   Mostly effective use of                                  - Minimal or inappropriate
                         Use of Resources                       of resources.                 resources.                    - Limited use of resources.   use of resources.

                                                                Highly effective in achieving  Mostly effective, with some   Moderately effective;        Ineffective in achieving
                         Overall Effectiveness                  learning outcomes.            areas for improvement.        significant areas to improve.  learning outcomes.

                         TOTAL                                              160                           120                           80                            40

                         LEGEND                                     Excellent (141-160)             Good (101-120)             Satisfactory (61-80)          Unsatisfactory (0-60)

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