The document outlines a rubric for evaluating speeches across several criteria from thesis and introduction, to knowledge, organization, conclusion, style, mechanics, and use of visual aids. A speech receiving an A would have a clear thesis, demonstrate comprehensive knowledge on the topic, have a logical flow, and engage the audience without relying on notes. A C speech would address the assigned topic but lack depth and have awkward transitions, while a D speech would barely address the topic or do so without understanding.
The document outlines a rubric for evaluating speeches across several criteria from thesis and introduction, to knowledge, organization, conclusion, style, mechanics, and use of visual aids. A speech receiving an A would have a clear thesis, demonstrate comprehensive knowledge on the topic, have a logical flow, and engage the audience without relying on notes. A C speech would address the assigned topic but lack depth and have awkward transitions, while a D speech would barely address the topic or do so without understanding.
The document outlines a rubric for evaluating speeches across several criteria from thesis and introduction, to knowledge, organization, conclusion, style, mechanics, and use of visual aids. A speech receiving an A would have a clear thesis, demonstrate comprehensive knowledge on the topic, have a logical flow, and engage the audience without relying on notes. A C speech would address the assigned topic but lack depth and have awkward transitions, while a D speech would barely address the topic or do so without understanding.
The document outlines a rubric for evaluating speeches across several criteria from thesis and introduction, to knowledge, organization, conclusion, style, mechanics, and use of visual aids. A speech receiving an A would have a clear thesis, demonstrate comprehensive knowledge on the topic, have a logical flow, and engage the audience without relying on notes. A C speech would address the assigned topic but lack depth and have awkward transitions, while a D speech would barely address the topic or do so without understanding.
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Speech Rubric
A Speech B Speech C Speech D Speech Lets not do this
type of Speech Thesis - Fully articulates the Mostly anticipates Establishes some Merely announces Speech begins Introduction topics to be the issues to be kind of viewpoint the topic. with no easily presented. Clearly presented, lacks for the speech, identifiable thesis articulate thesis, clarity of terms. clarity missing. No or introduction identifies Introduction of introduction of participants. participants by participants. Provides the what, name only. why, how Knowledge Demonstrates Demonstrates full Addresses Addresses partial Fails to address superior command of all assigned content assigned content, most or all of comprehension of relevant material; in a manner that but with little assigned content, all relevant material makes uses the material development or or does so in a and utilizes connections accurately but accurate grasp of manner that terminology of class; between different without great it, demonstrates a indicates little or pushes beyond it to parts of material, depth, superficial lack of no command of it. consider deeper does not use class knowledge understanding of implications, cites lit terminology, lacks minimal research material or research depth, partial lit cited research research used Organization Flows seamlessly Flows logically Points flow Discernable Wanders through from Introduction to from introduction logically from pattern/direction of the subject with conclusion with an to conclusion with introduction to material, misses little or no obvious logical marginal conclusion but sections of apparent direction progression of ideas transitions, transitions are assignment and smooth awkward with transitions pauses and disconnects Conclusion - Superior conclusion Excellent Adequate Minimal conclusion Speech ends with Summary that summarizes or conclusion that conclusion that that summarizes or no clear emphasizes/recaps summarizes or summarizes or emphasizes the conclusion or the thesis of the emphasizes the emphasizes the thesis of the summary speech thesis of the thesis of the speech speech speech Style Articulate, engaging Articulate and Reasonably clear Disorganization, So disorganized, audience. No notes engaging to the and articulate, but reads material with wordy, or awkward required. audience. may be difficult to clear lack of as to make the Professional dress. Occasionally reads follow at times, preparedness. No speech a chore to Continual eye material. Dress reads much of audience listen to. contact with appropriate material. Dress ok engagement. audience. No Dress dependence on inappropriate notes. Mechanics Excellent vocal Good vocal Adequate vocal Minimal volume or Monotone or very inflection, volume, inflection, pacing inflection, pacing, tone changes, quiet voice, many and pacing, no and volume, and volume, many audible audible pauses, audible pauses, occasional audible pauses, pauses, does not speech speech meets time pauses, speech speech does not meet time limits significantly limits, meets time limits meet time limits exceeds time limit Visual Aids Superior use of Good use of visual Adequate use of Minimally Poor use of visual visual aids, varied aids, little visual aids, acceptable use of aids, and creative variation, some minimal variation, visual aids resources, difficulty with use lacks originality knowledgeable use of resources