Volume 2 Month 12 Day 20- Evaluation of Speech and Writing

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Evaluating students’ skills of writing and speech is a complex job of a teacher. Evaluating the speech and writing skill of a number of students often leads to confusion in the mind of teacher and she/he finds it difficult to decide the parameters on which students’ speech and writing skills have to be evaluated.

Here is a rubric to evaluate a selected piece of students’ writing or a One Minute Speech presentation. This Evaluation form should be arranged for each student whose writing or speech skill has to be evaluated. Using a felt-tip marker, color or dab boxes that best reflect student achievement for the writing or speech presentation.

 

Evaluation of Writing

Use this form to evaluate selected piece of student writing

Name of Student: ____________________

Topic: ____________________________

CONTENT

 

·         Clear main idea?

·         Stays on topic?

·         Interesting, original, thoughtful content?

·         Supporting detail?

·         Does writing make sense?

ORGANIZATION

 

·         Effective introduction and conclusion?

·         Evidence of plan, and sequencing?

·         Linking words used?

·         Paragraphs used?

CONVENTIONS

 

·         Spelling

·         Punctuation

·         Grammar

·         Errors interfere with understanding?

·         Revision and correction needed?

VOICE

 

·         Text captures reader’s attention?

·         Is text sincere and convincing?

·         Does the reader get emotionally involved?

USE OF LANGUAGE

·         Chosen words descriptive, imaginative, effective?

·         Variety of words used?

·         Literary devices used?

 

Final Marks

 

Comment:

Evaluation of Speech

Use this rubric to evaluate the One Minute Speech presentation.

Name of Student: _________________________

Topic: __________________________________

CATEGORY

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Preparation

No evidence of any kind of preparation. Planning sheet not used.

Some evidence of preparation. Planning sheet not used effectively

Adequate preparation was shown, planning sheet used

Thorough preparation was shown, planning sheet used

Content

Presented material does not related to the topic

Some presented material is related to the topic

Most presented material is related to the topic

All material is related to the topic with unique insight

Language

Presentation language is unclear and hard to understand

Some of the used language is unclear and hard to understand

Most language used is clear, easy to follow and understand

Language is used creatively, words varied and easy to follow

Organization

Disorganized, lacks preparation

Somewhat organized and prepared

Well organized and prepared

Very well organized and prepared, logical, interesting, and lively

Delivery Voice

Words are unclear, difficult understand, delivered too fast or too slow

Voice is soft, words are difficult to follow and understand, delivery speed somewhat adequate

Voice is clear, words are easy to understand, delivery speed good

Voice clarity, quality, pitch, strength and word speed are excellent

Audience

Audience is not interested or involved, inattentive

Audience was somewhat interested, involved and attentive

Audience was interested, involved and attentive

Audience was clearly interested, attentive and involved

Final Mark

 

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