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Famous African American Poem Recital 
You will demonstrate your ability to clearly communicate the message of a poem using proper body language(Non verbal communication) as well as clear verbal communication. We have also talked about the importance of timing so you will also be graded on your ability to properly time your presentation.
Rubric Code: S7W495
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Posture

Poor

Never looked up; slouched at podium
Fair

Rarely looked up; slouched at podium
Good

Stood tall; Made eye contact with crowd
Pace and Pronunciation

Poor

Raced through the poem; barely understood the words
Fair

Needed to slow down a little and to speak clearer
Good

Great pace and could understand clearly
Length (timing)

Poor

Below 35 seconds
Fair

Poem was a minimum of 40 seconds
Good

Poem was 1 minute long or longer.
Confidence

Poor

Student did not appear to be confident. The student either did not finish the poem or allowed stage -fright to diminish the meaning of the poem.
Fair

Student exhibited some level of confidence in his/her ability to properly recite the poem. However showed some signs of stage fright to the audience. However, the message of the poem was clearly communicated.
Good

Student exhibited confidence in his/her ability to properly recite the poem. He/she was able to clearly communicate the message of the poem.




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