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Oral Presentation Rubric Guide

This rubric evaluates oral presentations on speaking skills and content. Speaking skills include delivery, eye contact, and posture. Delivery is evaluated on pace, enthusiasm, filler words, and sentence structure. Content evaluates topic development, pronunciation, fluency, grammar, organization, and the ability to answer questions. Points are awarded in each category, with higher point ranges corresponding to higher letter grades.

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Oral Presentation Rubric Guide

This rubric evaluates oral presentations on speaking skills and content. Speaking skills include delivery, eye contact, and posture. Delivery is evaluated on pace, enthusiasm, filler words, and sentence structure. Content evaluates topic development, pronunciation, fluency, grammar, organization, and the ability to answer questions. Points are awarded in each category, with higher point ranges corresponding to higher letter grades.

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Universidad Mariano Glvez

ORAL PRESENTATION RUBRIC


Presenter:__________________________________________
SPEAKING SKILLS

Topic _____________________________________________

All elements
present

Most elements
present

Some elements
present

No elements
present

All elements
present

Most elements
present

Some elements
present

No elements
present

Delivery (Presenter doesnt rush, shows


enthusiasm, avoids likes, ums, kind ofs,
you knows, etc. Uses complete sentences)
Eye Contact (Presenter keeps head up,
does not read, and speaks to whole
audience.)
Posture (Presenter stands up straight,
faces audience, and doesnt fidget.)
Volume (Presenter can be easily heard by
all.
CONTENT
Topic Development
a. Presentation includes all elements
previously determined by the teacher,
written material, visual aids, time set
b. Pronunciation was very clear and easy
to understand.
c. Fluency speech is effortless and smooth
with an acceptable speed.
d. Grammar: student was able to express
their ideas and responses using proper
sentence structure and tenses.
e. Organization: student presents
information in logical, interesting sequence
which audience can follow.
f. Presenter can answer questions easily.

TOTAL NUMBER OF POINTS:


10-16= 2

17-22=4

23-28 = 6

29-34= 8

35-39= 9

40=10

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