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COM 1000 Persuasive Speeches
Rubric Code:
P2484CA
By
lfeleciano
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Subject:
Communication
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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Excellent
5 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
1 pts
Attention Getter
Excellent
Effective use of attention getting strategy (quote, statistic, question, story, etc.) to capture listeners’ attention and to introduce topic. Attention getter is relevant and meaningful and seemed to gain the desired response from audience.
Good
Use of relevant attention getting strategy, but
did not seem to adequately capture audience
attention and/or lead to desire outcome.
Fair
No attention getting strategy was evident.
No clear or relevant connection to topic and/
or speech purpose.
Thesis Statement
Excellent
Speaker clearly formulated and stated thesis
statement during the speech introduction. Thesis statement identifies topic and encompasses/ previews main points.
Good
Thesis is clearly implied, although not
explicitly stated. Topic is clearly identified,
but main points are not clearly previewed.
Fair
No thesis statement (implied nor explicit).
Main points are not clearly identified,
audience unsure of direction of the message.
Connection w/Audience
Excellent
Clearly stated the relevance of topic to audience needs and interests. Thoughtful audience analysis reflected through choice of topic and supporting evidence.
Good
Topic seems somewhat relevant to audience,
but not explicitly stated. Vague reference to
audience needs and/or interests.
Fair
Topic seems irrelevant to audience needs
and interests. No attempt made to connect
topic to targeted audience.
Subject Knowledge
Excellent
Depth of content reflects knowledge and
understanding of topic. Main points adequately
substantiated with timely, relevant and sufficient support. Provided accurate explanation of key
concepts.
Good
Provides some support for main points, but
needed to elaborate further with
explanations, examples, descriptions, etc.
Support is relevant, but not timely.
Fair
Provides irrelevant or no support.
Explanations of concepts are inaccurate or
incomplete. Listeners gain little knowledge
form presentation.
Organization
Excellent
Uses effective organizational pattern for speech purpose. Main points are clearly distinguished from supporting details. Signposts are effectively used for smooth and coherent transitions.
Good
General structure/organization seems
adequate but some blurring between main
points and supporting details. Logical flow,
but no clear signposts for smooth transitions.
Fair
Lack of structure. Ideas are not coherent and
transitions are forced or blurred. Difficult to
identify introduction, body, and conclusion.
Logical Appeal
Excellent
Presents sound arguments to support major
claim. Arguments are supported with
sufficient, relevant and valid evidence.
Reasoning is free of fallacies.
Good
Some arguments are sufficiently
supported but some unsupported
assertions are also present. Minor
reasoning fallacies.
Fair
Arguments lack relevant and valid
evidence. Information is incorrect and/or
outdated. Many fallacies are present in
the reasoning.
Emotional Appeal
Excellent
Effectively and ethically appeals to audience
emotions (anger, fear, compassion, etc.) to
achieve the persuasive goal. Vivid and
emotive language effectively used to create
imagery to engage audience emotionally.
Good
Appeals to audience emotions (anger,
fear, compassion, etc.) to achieve the
persuasive goal, but fails to observe
ethical responsibilities. Creates some
effective imagery through language.
Fair
Fails to appeal to audience emotions. No
attempt to use vivid or descriptive
language to capture audience emotions.
Credibility
Excellent
Sources of information are clearly identified and properly cited. Establishes credibility and authority of sources presented. Balances a variety of perspectives and recognizes opposing views.
Good
Most sources are clearly cited, but fails to
effectively establish credibility and authority
of sources presented. Seems fair, but fails to
acknowledge opposing perspectives.
Fair
Fails to identify and cite sources. No attempt
is made to establish credibility and authority
of sources presented. One-sided argument,
no other perspectives are considered. Some
identifiable bias.
Voice
Excellent
Natural variation of vocal characteristics (rate,
pitch, volume, tone) in Standard English to
heighten interest and match message appropriately.
Good
Limited variation of vocal characteristics.
Use of rate, pitch, volume and tone seemed
inconsistent at times.
Fair
Monotone or inappropriate variation of
vocal characteristics. Inconsistent with
verbal message.
Fluency
Excellent
Appropriate pronunciation, enunciation, and
articulation. Lack of noticeable vocalized fillers.
Good
Few noticeable errors in pronunciation,
enunciation and articulation. Minimal use of
vocalized fillers.
Fair
Excessive fluency errors interfered with
message comprehension. Excessive use of
vocalized fillers.
Feedback to Classmate
Excellent
Responded to two classmates
Good
Responded to 1 classmate
Fair
Did not respond to classmates
Subjects:
Communication
Types:
Presentation
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