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iRubric: Public Speaking 20 point Rubric

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Public Speaking 20 point Rubric Public Speaking 20 point Rubric Rubric Code: Q5X92A By mmecyr Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

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	Poor 1 pts	Average 3 pts	Above Average 5 pts	Total for Category and Notes (N/A)
Quality Audience's impression of the overall presentation.	Poor The presentation is uninteresting.	Average The speaker’s word choices, explanations, and enthusiasm are appropriate for the topic and for each point.	Above Average The choices of language, examples, and aids work together to heighten the listener’s interest and connection to the topic.	Total for Category and Notes
Voice Speaks clearly with changes in tone and intonation as appropriate for the presentation.	Poor The voice, tone, and/or intonation is awkward or inappropriate for the topic, making the speaker difficult to understand.	Average The voice, tone, and/or intonation provides clarity and avoids confusion.	Above Average The voice, tone, and/or intonation is descriptive and accurate, engaging the listener through imagery.	Total for Category and Notes
Vocabulary Avoids the use of filler words such as -ummm -uh -and -like -kinda -sorta	Poor Filler words were used on more than seven occasions throughout the presentation.	Average Filler words were used on four or more occasions, but on no more than seven occasions throughout the presentation.	Above Average Filler words were used on one or more occasions, but on no more than three occasions throughout the presentation.	Total for Category and Notes
Eye Contact Appears comfortable with audience.	Poor Eye contact with the audience is lacking. Gestures are missing or awkward. The speaker depends heavily on the written speech or notes.	Average Eye contact, interaction with aids, and physical gestures are natural and fluid.	Above Average Eye contact, interaction with aids, and physical gestures demonstrate the speaker’s energy and interest, guiding the listener through the presentation.	Total for Category and Notes