Appendix A: Speech Grading Rubrics for COMM-101
Instructor Evaluation Speech 1: Speech to Inform
Student: | Section #: | ||
SPEECH FORMAT (35) | COMMENTS | ||
Introduction (10) | |||
Gain Attention | 2 | ||
Give Audience incentive to listen | 2 | ||
Establish speaker credibility | 2 | ||
Assert Central Idea | 1 | ||
Preview Main Points | 2 | ||
Transition to Body | 1 | ||
Body (20) | |||
Clear, well-developed organization | 5 | ||
Sufficient support material | 5 | ||
Related main point to audience | 4 | ||
Transitions between main points | 2 | ||
Oral Footnote #1: | 2 | ||
Oral Footnote #2: | 2 | ||
Conclusion (5) | |||
Signal Ending | 1 | ||
Restate Central Idea; recap main points | 2 | ||
Clincher | 2 | ||
DELIVERY (15) | |||
Eye Contact: Looked at everyone in audience and held eye contact | 6 | ||
Notes: Used to jog memory; did not read | 4 | ||
Vocal/Verbal: Volume, rate, fluency | 3 | ||
Appearance: Appropriate attire/posture | 2 | ||
Subtotal | |||
Speech Time: | |||
Time Penalty | |||
TOTAL POINTS (out of 50) |
Instructor Evaluation Speech 2: Speech to Inform with Visuals
Student: | Section #: | ||
SPEECH FORMAT (55) | COMMENTS | ||
Introduction (10) | |||
Gain Attention | 2 | ||
Give Audience incentive to listen | 2 | ||
Establish speaker credibility | 2 | ||
Assert Central Idea | 1 | ||
Preview Main Points | 2 | ||
Transition to Body | 1 | ||
Body (40) | |||
Clear, well-developed organization | 7 | ||
Sufficient support material | 7 | ||
Related main point to audience | 5 | ||
Transition between main points | 6 | ||
Oral Footnote #1: | 5 | ||
Oral Footnote #2: | 5 | ||
Oral Footnote #3: | 5 | ||
Conclusion (5) | |||
Signal Ending | 1 | ||
Restate Central Idea; recap main points | 2 | ||
Clincher | 2 | ||
DELIVERY (25) | |||
Eye Contact: Looked at everyone in audience and held eye contact | 10 | ||
Notes: Used to jog memory; did not read | 6 | ||
Vocal/Verbal: Volume, rate, fluency | 5 | ||
Gestures: Natural, appropriate | 2 | ||
Appearance: Appropriate attire/posture | 2 | ||
VISUAL AIDS (15) | |||
Professional Design | 6 | ||
Purposeful | 6 | ||
Set up; used appropriately | 3 | ||
QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD (5) | 5 | ||
Subtotal | |||
Speech Time: | |||
Time Penalty | |||
TOTAL POINTS (out of 100) |
Instructor Evaluation Speech 3: Speech to Motivate Action
Student: | Section #: | ||
SPEECH FORMAT (80) | COMMENTS | ||
I. Attention (15) | |||
Gain Attention | 3 | ||
Relate to Audience | 3 | ||
Relate to Self | 3 | ||
Assert Central Idea | 3 | ||
Preview Main Points | 2 | ||
Transition to Need Step | 1 | ||
II. Need (20) | |||
Clear problem established/supported | 10 | ||
Related problem to this audience | 8 | ||
Transition to Satisfaction Step | 2 | ||
III. Satisfaction (15) | |||
Audience-centered plan/solution offered | 5 | ||
Plan meets this audience’s needs | 5 | ||
Satisfy possible objections | 3 | ||
Transition to Visualization Step | 2 | ||
Oral Citations (15) | |||
Oral Footnote #1: | 5 | ||
Oral Footnote #2: | 5 | ||
Oral Footnote #3: | 5 | ||
IV. Visualization (10) | |||
Relate benefits to audience | 5 | ||
Vivid mental image of aud. involvement | 5 | ||
V. Call to Action (5) | |||
Signal Ending | 1 | ||
Restate Central Idea; recap main points | 2 | ||
Call to action/clincher | 2 | ||
DELIVERY (50) | |||
Eye Contact: Looked at everyone in audience and held eye contact | 15 | ||
Notes: Used to jog memory; did not read | 10 | ||
Vocal/Verbal: Volume, rate, fluency | 10 | ||
Language: Adapted to audience/context | 5 | ||
Nonverbal: Movement/gestures, posture, appearance | 10 | ||
VISUAL AIDS (18) | |||
Design | 6 | ||
Purposeful | 6 | ||
Implementation | 6 | ||
QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD (2) | 2 | ||
Subtotal | |||
Speech Time: | |||
Time Penalty | |||
TOTAL POINTS (out of 150) |