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Vocal Skills The student will employ the vocal techniques learned in class while performing in front of the group. Rubric Code: LX58473 By chereeda Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
rate	Poor Student exhibits an extremely high or low rate of speed when speaking, making the performance feel "memorized" rather than something happening for the first time in the moment.	Fair Student exhibits a moderate rate of speed when speaking, but does not vary the rate to lend emphasis or show emotion.	Good Student exhibits a moderate rate of speed and varies the rate to lend emphasis and emotion.
volume	Poor Student exhibits volume too low for the space, volume drops at ends of sentences, volume never varies to lend emphasis or show emotion.	Fair Student exhibits normal speaking volume, mostly supports volume through end of sentences, shows some variety in volume to lend emphasis or show emotion.	Good Student is a bit too loud for the space, shows consistent volume through end of sentences, shows consistent variety in volume to lend emphasis or show emotion.
pitch/inflection	Poor Student exhibits little variation in pitch/inflection of voice to show emphasis or emotion.	Fair Student exhibits moderate changes in pitch/inflection of voice to show emphasis or emotion.	Good Student show consistent changes in pitch/inflection of voice to show emphasis or emotion.
pauses	Poor Student exhibits no pauses or ill considered pauses to lend emphasis or show emotion. Student exhibits too much pausing due to memorization issues.	Fair Student exhibits moderate amounts of pausing to lend emphasis or show emotion. Students exhibits few instances of too much pausing due to memorization issues.	Good Student exhibits consistent and well considered pauses to lend emphasis or show emotion. Student exhibits little to no pausing due to memory issues.