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Candidate Speech Rubric Code: ZX9C2XW By MartinJukes Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Speech
	Poor 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Outstanding 3 pts
Volume	Poor Speaker can barely be heard	Good Speaker can be heard most of the time	Outstanding Speaker can be easily heard
Pacing and Continuity	Poor Speaker talks way too slowly or too fast.	Good Speech sounds unnatural and the words used are not adequate	Outstanding Flows smoothly/does not start and stop/no “ummm’s” or “uhhhhh’s” or fill space with silence.
Enunciation/Pronunciation	Poor The speaker mispronounces words	Good One or two words are stumbled upon	Outstanding Each word is pronounced clearly. No mumbling
Time Limit	Poor Speech is over the 1 minute and 30 second limit	Good Speech is only 5 seconds shy of 1 minute	Outstanding Speech is at least one minute but no longer than one minute and thirty seconds long
Eye Contact	Poor Speaker looks at floor or in one direction for the entire speech	Good Speaker stares in one place or down at note cards	Outstanding Speaker makes frequent eye-contact with entire audience.
Content 1	Poor Speaker gives reasons why their classmates should elect them class president. -Hobbies or interests and include stories and details that are not supported by the adjective used	Good Speaker gives reasons why their classmates should elect them class president. -Hobbies or interests and include stories and details that state why these hobbies or interests would make them suitable to be class president but the reasons don't support a president	Outstanding Speaker gives reasons why their classmates should elect them class president. -Hobbies or interests and include stories and details that state why these hobbies or interests would make them suitable to be class president.
Content 2	Poor Student lists adjectives that describe themselves without any supporting details or stories	Good Student lists only one adjective without support. The other adjectives have minimal support	Outstanding -Character trait(s) with details/stories that support include stories and details that state why these hobbies or interests would make them suitable to be class president.