iRubric: "How to" speech rubric

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"How to" speech "How to" speech Rubric Code: T22W4C By WSisneros Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

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	Needs Improvement 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Awesome 20 pts
Nonverbal	Needs Improvement Speaker rarely looked at audience, giggled through most of the speech, kept hands in pockets, or was extremely fidgety throughout presentation.	Good Speaker maintained contact with the audience for most of the speech, and did not fidget or squirm.	Awesome Speaker addressed audience at all times, referring only casually at notes. Speaker did not fidget or squirm.
Verbal and time	Needs Improvement Words were unintelligible. Speaker rushed through the speech in less than one minute.	Good Words were understandable, but could have been clearer and more distinct. Speaker seemed somewhat nervous and spoke a little too quickly. Speech lasted 1-2 minutes.	Awesome Speech was clear, loud enough to be heard from all parts of the room, but was not so loud as to be distracting from what was being said. Speech was not rushed or hurried. Speech lasted 2-3 minutes.
Knowledge of content	Needs Improvement Speaker had little, if any, understanding of what he/she was presenting. Little thought and preparation went into creating the speech.	Good Speaker had some understanding of what he/she was presenting. Information did not seem "solid".	Awesome Speaker had good understanding of what he/she was presenting. Presentation was believable and verifiable.
Use of props	Needs Improvement Speaker used no props for presentation.	Good Speaker used one prop for presentation.	Awesome Speaker used 2 props for presentation.
Parts of the speech	Needs Improvement The speaker was missing more than one essential part (introduction, body, or conclusion)	Good The speaker was missing one of the essential 3 parts (introduction, body, or conclusion).	Awesome The speaker had a good "hook" (introduction), a body, and a strong conclusion.