iRubric: Snowball Returns Speech (or equivalent) rubric

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Snowball Returns Speech (or equivalent) Call to Action Persuasive Speech Presentation Rubric Students will take on a role of an animal from George Orwell's novel and give a persuasive speech to their peers. They must persuade their audience to take action against the pigs and support themselves as the leader. They will be assessed on content and delivery. This grade is two parts: written work and oral presentation Rubric Code: YXXAC96 By MarcellaLewis Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Persuasive Speech Rubric
	Needs Improvement Does not persuade the audience. 2 pts	Fair Persuades audience to a minimal extent. 4 pts	Good Does well, persuades audience somewhat. 6 pts	Excellent completely persuades audience. 8 pts	Total (N/A)
Delivery
Voice	Needs Improvement Difficult to hear or understand. No expression in voice.	Fair Could be heard some of the time or somewhat difficult to understand. Little expression.	Good Could be heard clearly. Good expression and rate.	Excellent Effective volume, diction, rate, and expression were used. Appropriate pauses were used.	Total
Eye Contact	Needs Improvement No eye contact.	Fair Little eye contact.	Good Eye contact with some of the audience.	Excellent Eye contact with all of the audience throughout whole speech.	Total
Body Language	Needs Improvement Slouched, blank facial expression, fidgeting.	Fair Some slouching, little facial expression, hand gestures distracting.	Good Stood straight, appropriate hand gestures, appropriate facial expressions.	Excellent All body language showed enthusiasm: stood straight, hand gestures emphasized, facial expressions matched speech mood.	Total
Convincing	Needs Improvement Little sense that the speaker believed or promoted his own words.	Fair Some sense that the speaker believed or promoted his own words.	Good Good sense that the speaker believed or promoted his own words.	Excellent Absolute sense that the speaker believed or promoted his own words.	Total