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Personal Storytelling Evaluation Speech to Entertain Evaluates the key components of an effective storytelling presentation. Rubric Code: V723C2 By acallahan Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Storytelling Evaluation
	Needs Improvement (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Content/Information	Needs Improvement Presenter did not give enough details to make the story interesting. No dialogue was used.	Good Presenter gave details that were helpful. Speaker used some dialogue to enhance to story.	Excellent Presenter gave clear and interesting details to support the story. Speaker used dialogue to enhance the story.
Organization	Needs Improvement The chronological order was unclear and confusing.	Good The chronological order was somewhat clear. For the most part it was not confusing to follow. .	Excellent The chronological order of the presentation was clear and easy to follow.
Delivery	Needs Improvement Lack of eye contact, poor voice volume, tone and pacing. Inappropriate gestures and movement detracted from the presentation.	Good Some eye contact and good voice volume, tone and pacing, appropriate gestures and movement supported the presentation.	Excellent Lots of eye contact. Great voice volume, tone and pacing, hand gestures and body movement supported the presentation.
Vivid Imagery	Needs Improvement Student did not use or used very little descriptive details or vivid imagery.	Good Student used a few very descriptive details and imagery that enhanced the story for the audience.	Excellent Student included interesting descriptive details and imagery that brought the story to life for the audience.
Overall Effectiveness	Needs Improvement Presenter was unenthusiastic; audience's attention showed disinterest.	Good Presenter was somewhat enthusiastic and mostly kept the audience's attention.	Excellent Presenter was very enthusiastic, kept the attention of the audience the whole time.
Time Limit	Needs Improvement Story was less than 1 min.	Good Story was just a little over 1 min.	Excellent Story was between 1 1/2 min and 3 minutes.