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Oral presentation An assesment tool for oral presentations integrating theatre skills with "core" goals. Rubric Code: V62A9B By theatremama Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Oral Presntation
	Not Meeting 1 pts	Working towards 2 pts	Meeting 3 pts	Exceeding the Standards (N/A)
Voice	Not Meeting Presentor rarely uses his/her voice expressively. Presentor rarely is audible. (projection)	Working towards Presentor begins to use his/her voice (pitch,tempo, inflection) to enhance their presentation. Presentor sometimes is audible. (projection)	Meeting Presentor uses aspects of his/her voice(pitch, tempo, volume, pause, and inflection) to enhance their presentation. Presentor is always audible. (projection)	Exceeding the Standards Every word is audible and dynamic keeping the audience engaged at all times.
Presence/relationship to audience	Not Meeting Presentor moves without purpose or stands looking down at their paper.	Working towards Presentor begins to use gestures to make a point. Presentor begins to move with purpose.	Meeting Presentor uses specific movement to enhance the presnetation. Presentor's overall body language communicates confidience.	Exceeding the Standards Presentor's gestures and movement add to the presentation, keeping the audience engaged.
Knowledge of presentation	Not Meeting Presentor is glued to their written speach.	Working towards Presentor is able to look up at the audience occassionaly.	Meeting Presentor has the material memorized, looks at the audience as they present and can Improv if strays away from the speach.	Exceeding the Standards Material is owned. Presentor Improvs to add to the presentation.
Information/Knowledge Shared	Not Meeting Some of the material required by the assignment is included in the presentation.	Working towards Most of the material required by the assignment is included in the presentation.	Meeting All of the material required by the assignment is included in the presentation. Conclusions are beginning to be drawn.	Exceeding the Standards Presentation includes all of the requirements and adds extra information, conclusions, interpretations that go beyond the expectations.