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How To Speech
Rubric Code:
BAX632
By
tgrisham
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Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Beginning
1 pts
Progressing
2 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Exemplary
4 pts
Content
Beginning
Speech included less than 3 main ideas
Speech included less than 3 details for each main idea
Ideas were random and awkward
Progressing
Speech included 3 relevant main ideas
Speech included less than 3 supporting details for each main idea
Ideas were predictable
Proficient
Speech included 3 relevant main ideas
Speech included 3 supporting details for each main idea
Ideas were generally original and purposeful
Exemplary
Speech included 3 relevant main ideas
Speech included 3 relevant supporting details for each main idea
Ideas were original and purposeful
Organization
Beginning
Speech did not include an introduction
Speech did not include a conclusion
Pacing was awkward
Ideas did not connect
Progressing
Speech included a weak introduction
Speech included a weak conclusion
Pacing was somewhat awkward
Transitions were not used to connect ideas
Proficient
Speech included a functional introduction
Speech included a functional conclusion
Pacing was controlled and natural
Some transitions were used to connect ideas
Exemplary
Speech included a unique introduction
Speech included a unique conclusion
Pacing was controlled and natural
Transitions connected ideas well
Vocal Delivery
Beginning
Speaker could not be heard throughout the speech
Speaker was difficult to understand, mumbled throughout the speech
Speaker used slang
Pauses were a distraction to the audience
Progressing
Speaker was difficult to hear much of the time
Speaker was difficult to understand, mumbled somewhat
Speaker used some slang
Pauses were somewhat distracting to the audience
Proficient
Speaker could be easily heard for most of the speech
Speaker used careful diction and was generally understood
Speaker avoided slang most of the time
Pauses were few and did not distract audience
Exemplary
Speaker could be easily heard throughout the speech
Speaker used careful diction and was easily understood
Speaker avoided slang
Pauses were purposeful and enhanced speech
Physical Delivery
Beginning
Speaker used distracting gestures throughout the speech
Posture was inappropriate for a formal speech
Speaker looked awkward throughout the speech
Progressing
Speaker did not use positive to enhance speech
Posture was too formal or too relaxed
Speaker looked uncomfortable throughout the speech
Proficient
Speaker used some positive gestures to enhance speech
Posture was mostly formal, yet relaxed
Speaker looked natural for most of the speech
Exemplary
Speaker used positive gestures to enhance speech
Posture was formal, yet relaxed
Speaker looked natural throughout the speech
Note Cards
Beginning
Note cards included most or all of the speech
Student read directly from notes
Cards were a distraction from the speech
Progressing
Note cards were not in outline form
Student read directly from notes at times
Cards were somewhat of a distraction from speech
Proficient
Note cards were generally in outline form
Student generally did not read directly from notes
Cards generally did not distract from the speech
Exemplary
Note cards were in outline form
Student did not read directly from notes
Cards did not distract from the speech at all
Subjects:
English
Types:
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