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Ted Talks
Storytelling: Personal Narrative
Rubric Code:
GXBCCXC
By
jwithrow
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Subject:
English
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Competencies
Emerging
(N/A)
Developing
(N/A)
Achieving
(N/A)
Extending
(N/A)
Voice
Emerging
-Couldn't hear or understand what storyteller was saying.
-Diction was poor
Developing
- Only the people seated nearby were able to hear.
- Diction was fair.
Achieving
- Projected voice throughout the room allowing most people to hear.
- Diction was good.
Extending
- Projected voice clearly throughout the room allowing everyone to hear clearly.
Style/Gesture
Emerging
-Awkward and uncomfortable speaker;
-Story became confused and unclear due to nervousness or lack of practice
Developing
- Nervous speaker: lack of energy and enthusiasm.
- Used very little body posture or gestures to enhance their story.
Achieving
- Dynamic speaker: full of energy and enthusiasm.
- Used either body posture and gestures to enhance their story.
Extending
- Dynamic speaker: full of energy and enthusiasm.
- Used both body posture and gestures to enhance their story.
Content
Emerging
-Story was randomly related. Unclear beginning, ending, and overall organization.
Developing
- Speech included all three steps, but they were not developed
-The purpose of the information is not clear.
-Information is mentioned but not elaborated upon.
-Some sense of anticipation (build-up)
Achieving
- Speech included all three steps
-The purpose of the information is very clear.
-Strong sense of anticipation (build-up)
Extending
- Speech included all three steps and
-Excellent context
-Very detailed information that was clear and connected with the rest of the speech
-Excellent use of anticipation (build-up)
Expression
Emerging
-Monotonous telling of the story; same pitch used throughout.
Developing
-Attempted to be expressive, but struggled with it.
- Uses dramatic pauses and breaks minimally
Achieving
-Presentation was expressive, but could have been improved through increasing the tension or building the story to a high moment
-Fair use of dramatic pauses and breaks
Extending
-Presentation was filled with expression (falling, rising and pausing) at the right moments to capture our attention, increase tension or enhance our enjoyment.
-Good use of dramatic pauses and breaks
Focus
Emerging
-No eye contact was maintained for any length of time.
-Concentration was lacking
-No audience interaction
Developing
- Eye-contact was maintained for very little periods of time.
-Concentration was broken a few times.
-Little audience interaction
Achieving
- Eye-contact was maintained for short periods of time.
-Concentration was present during most of the presentation
-Some audience interaction
Extending
- Eye-contact was maintained for extended periods of time.
-Concentration is clearly present.
-Strong audience interaction
Keywords:
Oral presentation, storytelling
Subjects:
Arts and Design
English
Types:
Presentation
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