The rubric evaluates impromptu speeches on four criteria: content, organization and structure, use of language, and delivery. For each criterion, it provides descriptors to assess performance from levels 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8. A speech that scores in the 7-8 level would demonstrate insightful content supported by evidence, clear organization, effective language use showing mastery of grammar, and confident delivery with strong eye contact. Scoring lower would mean less insight, support, clarity, language mastery or delivery skills. The rubric allows for an in-depth evaluation of an impromptu speech across multiple essential components.
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Impromptu Speech Rubric
The rubric evaluates impromptu speeches on four criteria: content, organization and structure, use of language, and delivery. For each criterion, it provides descriptors to assess performance from levels 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8. A speech that scores in the 7-8 level would demonstrate insightful content supported by evidence, clear organization, effective language use showing mastery of grammar, and confident delivery with strong eye contact. Scoring lower would mean less insight, support, clarity, language mastery or delivery skills. The rubric allows for an in-depth evaluation of an impromptu speech across multiple essential components.
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Impromptu Speech Rubric
Criteria 7 -8 5-6 3-4 1- 2
Content ( 8) Speech is Speech is mostly Speech lacks Speech lacks insightful and insightful and insight and insight and shows careful shows careful careful thought in careful thought in thought. thought in many many parts. most parts. all statements parts. parts of your The statement is can be Most of the statements are hardly supported supported by statements can not supported by by evidence. sound and solid be supported by evidence. The statement evidence. sound evidence. The statements does not contain the statements The statements hardly contains suggestions or contain valid contain some suggestions or recommendation suggestions and valid suggestions recommendation s. recommendatio or s. n. recommendation s.
Organizatio The The introduction, The introduction, The introduction,
n and introduction, body, and body, and body, and Structure body, and conclusion are conclusion are conclusion are (8) conclusion are fairly defined. not clearly difficult to clearly defined. Most parts are defined. discern. All parts are connected many parts are Most parts are connected logically. not connected. not connected logically. logically. Use of The words used The words used The words used The words used language in the speech in the speech put in the speech are in the speech are (8) put across the across the not clear or mostly unclear speaker's points speaker's points effective in many and ineffective. and ideas very and ideas clearly parts. The speech clearly and and effectively. The speech shows little effectively. The speech shows some mastery of The speech shows adequate mastery of grammar and shows evident mastery of grammar and usage. mastery of grammar and usage. grammar and usage. usage. Delivery Speaker uses Speaker uses Speaker uses Speaker uses X 2 ( 16) voice , voice , voice , voice , movement, and movement, and movement, and movement, and expression very expression expression quite expression quite effectively. somewhat fairly. poorly. Speaker is effectively. Speaker is half - Speaker is not confident of his Speaker seems confident of his confident of his or her actions. confident of his or her actions. or her actions. Speaker or her actions. Speaker rarely Speaker fails to establishes Speaker establishes eye establishes eye consistent eye establishes eye contact with the contact with the contact with the contact with the audience. audience. audience. audience most of the time. Total 40