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Persuasive Speech
Persuasive Speech - V for Vendetta
Students will give a persuasive speech exploring ideas presented in the class. You will be assessed on use of persuasive language, content and style of delivery. Speeches need to reference specific examples and not simply filled with generalities. Speeches need to be a minimum of 3 minutes long and no longer than 5 minutes.
Rubric Code:
SX8A2CW
By
josecedenoo
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Subject:
English
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Persuasive Speech Rubric
100 %
Needs Improvement
0.5 pts
Fair
1 pts
Good
1.5 pts
Excellent
2 pts
Content
70 %
Score: ____ /7
Introduction
2 pts
Score:
Needs Improvement
No introduction or introduction didn't actually introduce topic.
Fair
Introduction lacked enough details.
Good
Introduction gave enough details to cover the speech.
Excellent
Introduction not only introduced the speech, but got the audience's attention.
Body
2 pts
Score:
Needs Improvement
Lack of organization or details.
Attempted to use some persuasive techniques
Fair
Enough details, but little organization.
Used some persuasive techniques, but very well.
Good
Good organization and details.
Used sound persuasive techniques.
Excellent
Excellent organization, in-depth details, and included a variety of details (facts, stories, specific examples, etc.)
Persuasive language techniques used well and effectively.
Conclusion
2 pts
Score:
Needs Improvement
Speech ended abruptly.
Fair
Speech ended with a rushed or confusing conclusion.
Good
Speech ended with an adequate summary of points.
Excellent
Speech ended with a lasting impression!
Thesis (Argument)
1 pts
Score:
Needs Improvement
Student did not state their argument or position.
Fair
Student had an argument but did not adequately defend it. There was little to no valid evidence and the audience was left confused.
Good
Argument was vaguely stated. The initial argument was weak & the audience wasn't sure what position the student was taking. Some evidence was used but not defended.
Excellent
Student fully stated and defended their argument. Speech contained at least two well defended pieces of evidence and each had a logical connection to the argument.
Style
30 %
Score: ____ /3
Voice
1 pts
Score:
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.
Varied voice and pace.
Excellent
Effective volume, diction, rate, and expression were used.
Appropriate pauses were used.
Eye Contact
1 pts
Score:
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.
Body Language
1 pts
Score:
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 Score
100 %
____ /10
Keywords:
persuasive speech, presentation
Subjects:
Communication
English
Types:
Presentation
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