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Research Presentation
Speech Presentation
Students will take their previously written essays and turn them into short speeches to give to the class.
Rubric Code:
Z3B465
By
cindymcneill
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Subject:
English
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Criteria
Excellent
5 pts
Good
4 pts
Fair
3 pts
Poor
2 pts
Understanding of speech process
Excellent
Student demonstrates strong understanding of the difference between reading aloud and public speaking. Style is conversational.
Good
Student demonstrates good understanding of the difference between reading aloud and public speaking. Style is somewhat conversational.
Fair
Student demonstrates an adequate understanding of the difference between reading aloud and public speaking. Style is less conversational.
Poor
Student does not demonstrate an understanding of the difference between reading aloud and public speaking. Style is not conversational.
Written Material
Excellent
Student effectively used bullet points to create neatly written user-friendly notecards. Student used phrases, abbreviations, short notes.
Good
Student wrote good notecards that are somewhat user-friendly. Student used mostly phrases and abbreviations, but a few full sentences.
Fair
Student wrote somewhat effective notecards, not too user-friendly. Student used mostly full sentences instead of phrases and abbreviations.
Poor
Notecards were not written or were not neatly written or user-friendly. Student basically rewrote essay in full sentences onto notecards.
Visuals
Excellent
Visuals were appropriate, infor-mative, and effec-tively provided reinforcement to the presentation. S/he used visuals to illustrate essential points of the presentation.
Good
Visuals were somewhat helpful in the presentation. Student used visuals to some degree while presenting the topic.
Fair
Visuals were present but were not always informative. Student may not have incorporated visuals successfully into the presentation.
Poor
Visuals were missing or inappropriate.
Knowledge of Content
Excellent
The student looks at ease and comfortable during the presentation. S/he is very familiar with topic and shares information freely.
Good
The student looks at ease and comfortable during the presentation. However, s/he does not demonstrate full knowledge of the topic.
Fair
The student looks nervous and uncomfortable during the presentation. S/he does not provide adequate information about the topic to demonstrate knowledge.
Poor
The student looks nervous and uncomfortable during the presentation. S/he uses repetetive phrases and demonstrates very limited knowledge of the content.
Total - 20 points
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Good
Fair
Poor
Keywords:
oral presentation, english, speech
Subjects:
English
Types:
Presentation
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