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Introductory Speech. 
Student will give a 2 minute minimum speech. This is an introductory and will be graded lightly in comparison to future speeches.
Rubric Code: KXB9A86
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Needs Improvement

1 pts

Average

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Familiarity of with your material

Needs Improvement

You are obviously not familiar with your speech. You pronounce few words correctly.
Overall, you show a very limited comfort with the material.
Average

You are generally familiar with your speech and it is evident that you have practiced. You pronounce most words correctly and seem comfortable with
what you have to say.
Overall, you know your speech
generally well.
Good

You have obviously practiced your speech repeatedly. You pronounce almost all words correctly and seem to be very comfortable with what you have to say.
Excellent

You have obviously practiced your speech repeatedly. You pronounce all words correctly and seem to be very comfortable with what you have to say.
Overall, you know your speech quite well.
Posture

Needs Improvement

You have poor posture throughout your speech You often lean from side to side and slouch onto the podium, or fidget with your hands.
Average

You have good posture throughout most your speech. You rarely lean from side to
side, slouch onto the podium, or fidget with your hands. Most of your movements serve to enhance the speech rather than distract from it.
Good

You have good posture throughout your speech. You do sometimes lean from side to side, or you slouch onto the podium, or fidget with your hands.
All of your movements serve to enhance the speech rather than
distract from it.
Excellent

You have good posture throughout your speech. You do not lean from side to side, nor do you slouch onto the podium, or fidget with your hands.
All of your movements serve to
enhance the speech rather than
distract from it.
Pacing

Needs Improvement

You move through your speech very quickly or too slowly. As a result, the words that you say are not understood, or felt by the audience.
You speak under 30 seconds.
Average

You move through your speech at an appropriate pace for most of your speech.
A few times you may make awkward pauses or speak unexpectedly.
You speak between 30 seconds to 1 minute.
Good

You move through your speech at an appropriate pace. You pause in at the end of sentences or at significant moments so that your words are felt by the audience.
You speak for 1-2 minutes.
Excellent

You move through your speech at an appropriate pace. You pause in at the end of sentences or at significant
moments so that your words are felt by the audience.
You speak for 2 minutes or more.
Eye Contact

Needs Improvement

You make eye contact 1-3 times
with your audience during your
speech.
Average

You rarely make eye contact with your audience throughout the entirety of your speech, and you make eye contact with limited sections of the room.
Good

You consistently make eye contact with your audience throughout the entirety of your speech, but you make eye contact with limited sections of the room.
Excellent

You consistently make eye contact with your audience throughout the entirety of your speech. You make eye contact with all sections of the room throughout your speech.



Keywords:
  • Ice Breaker







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