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Persuasive Speech
Persuasive Speech
How can we craft and deliver a compelling argument on a debatable topic?
Rubric Code:
AX2C22W
By
Praisya
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Underdeveloped
1 pts
Developing
2 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Well-Developed
4 pts
Introduction
Underdeveloped
Speaker does not attempt an attention-grabber or establish any real claim. Topic of speech is vague/unclear.
Developing
Speaker does not attempt an attention- grabber BUT does establish both topic and claim.
Proficient
Speaker attempts an attention grabber AND establishes both topic and claim.
Well-Developed
Speaker commands the reader's attention and interest via quote, statistic, anecdote or other attention-grabber AND establishes both topic and claim.
Thesis / Claim
Underdeveloped
Claim is vague; no stand is taken on an issue.
Developing
Claim is vague; may be more fact than opinion OR Opinion changes mid-speech.
Proficient
Claim expresses an opinion on a topic of importance or interest to young voters. Opinion is defended with reasonable consistency throughout.
Well-Developed
Claim expresses a clear and specific opinion on a topic of importance or interest to young voters.
Opinion is defended consistently throughout the speech and a clear, specific recommendation is made.
Logical Appeal (Logos)
Underdeveloped
Reasons for overall argument are lacking OR reasons are presented in a totally illogical manner. No evidence behind reasons.
Developing
Only 1 clear, logical reason for overall argument is given, OR reasons given are not logically different from one another. Explanation of reasons may be illogical or unclear. Lacking factual evidence.
Proficient
At least 2 clear, logical reasons are given in support of overall argument. Reasons are explained clearly, but explanations may lack detail / specificity.
Well-Developed
At least 2 clear, logical reasons are given in support of overall argument. Reasons are explained clearly, with specific, detailed factual evidence.
Counterclaim
Underdeveloped
Opposing point of view is absent from argument.
Developing
Opposing argument is misrepresented OR not effectively refuted.
Proficient
A weak opposing argument is clearly presented and refuted, or a strong opposing argument is presented, but refutation may be somewhat vague or weak.
Well-Developed
A strong opposing argument is clearly presented and effectively refuted.
Ethos & Pathos
Underdeveloped
Speaker fails to establish either credibility or emotional appeal.
Developing
Speaker loses credibility with the audience by showing a lack of knowledge/preparedness, a lack of concern for the audience's interests, or a lack of professionalism.
Proficient
Speaker maintains credibility with the audience but may fail to engage their emotions.
Well-Developed
Speaker establishes credibility with the audience (demonstrating knowledge, concern, professional tone, etc.) AND effectively sways the emotions of listeners via anecdotes, word choice, and tone.
Overall Organization
Underdeveloped
Overall argument lacks structure.
Developing
Overall argument may lack organization. Ideas may jump around with little logical consistency.
Proficient
Overall argument flows logically from beginning to end, but one or two ideas may feel "out of place". Transitions may be lacking.
Well-Developed
Overall argument flows logically from beginning to end. Speaker skillfully uses transitions to manage the flow of ideas.
Conventions
Underdeveloped
Speech and transcript both contain many errors that make comprehension difficult.
Developing
Speech contains many errors in grammar/word choice AND transcript contains numerous errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization etc.
Proficient
Speech may contain a few errors in grammar or word choice, AND transcript may contain some errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, etc.
Well-Developed
Speech and transcript are nearly error-free.
Works Cited Page
Underdeveloped
Works cited page contains only one improperly cited source.
Developing
Works cited page contains 2 or more sources of information, but citation is incorrect.
Proficient
Works cited page contains at least 1 web source of information, properly cited in MLA format.
Well-Developed
Works cited page contains at least 2 web sources of information, properly cited in MLA format.
Keywords:
Argument
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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