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Interpretive Reading Prose & Poetry 
Interpretive Reading Prose & Poetry
Prose and Poetry Interp for Forensics Class
Rubric Code: DX6C95B
By gkrivak
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Interpretive Reading
  Excellent

6 pts

Good

5 pts

Average

4 pts

Needs Improvement

3 pts

Introduction

Excellent

Introduction included title of selection, author, theme, and/or synopsis. The Intro. was well memorized, and delivered with confidence and poise.
Good

Missing either title or the author, OR Memorization was shaky OR Presentation of Introduction was not delivered with poise and confidence
Average

Missing title and the author, OR Introduction was not memorized, AND/OR Presentation of Introduction was weak
Needs Improvement

You had no introduction
Confidence/preparation

Excellent

Piece was in a folder/binder. Practice was evident through a confident performance with no mistakes.
Good

Piece was not displayed neatly. Mistakes were made via stumbles and mispronunciations only once or twice. Seems that you needed more practice.
Average

Piece was not displayed neatly. Mistakes were made via stumbles and mispronunciations too often. Definitely needed more practice.
Needs Improvement

It appears you have not rehearsed your piece. You don't know the material well.
Voice

Excellent

You were sufficiently loud, and we could very clearly understand every word in your performance. No fillers were used. You were not mumbling. You varied pitch, rate, and volume for vocal emphasis. Character voices (if used) were distinct from one another
Good

One to Two elements of voice were missing
Average

Two to Three elements of voice were missing
Needs Improvement

4 or elements of voice were missing
Eye Contact

Excellent

Eye contact was established with your entire audience during points of narration. Focal points were used effectively with characters. You were not too dependent on your script.
Good

You look down a bit too often. You are slightly too dependent on your script. Overall eye contact was established with the entire audience.
Average

You glanced up at the audience occasionally. You are too dependent on your script. You only look at certain areas of your audience.
Needs Improvement

There was little to no eye contact with the audience
Gestures

Excellent

Gestures were common and added to your performance
Good

You occasionally held your script with two hands but mostly gestured.
Average

You needed a lot more gestures
Needs Improvement

You only gestured a couple of times, or you didn't gesture at all
Body movement

Excellent

Your poise and posture were exceptional. You weren't swaying or leaning at all
Good

A bit of swaying and leaning but overall very poised.
Average

Switching weight from side to side, dancing, and leaning were fairly common
Needs Improvement

Potty dancing was common. You needed to stand still




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