The rubric outlines 17 criteria for evaluating persuasive speeches, including ensuring the topic is relevant, the speaker follows an appropriate organizational pattern, the purpose is well-defined, attention-getting devices are used, main points are clearly stated, arguments are supported by credible sources, transitions are smooth, the speech concludes by reviewing main points, fallacies are avoided, arguments are logically arranged, appeals are made logically and/or emotionally, voice is powerful and pleasant, pronunciation and articulation are clear, gestures and expressions are expressive and natural, eye contact is made, attire is appropriate, and the speaker demonstrates mastery of the speech.
The rubric outlines 17 criteria for evaluating persuasive speeches, including ensuring the topic is relevant, the speaker follows an appropriate organizational pattern, the purpose is well-defined, attention-getting devices are used, main points are clearly stated, arguments are supported by credible sources, transitions are smooth, the speech concludes by reviewing main points, fallacies are avoided, arguments are logically arranged, appeals are made logically and/or emotionally, voice is powerful and pleasant, pronunciation and articulation are clear, gestures and expressions are expressive and natural, eye contact is made, attire is appropriate, and the speaker demonstrates mastery of the speech.
The rubric outlines 17 criteria for evaluating persuasive speeches, including ensuring the topic is relevant, the speaker follows an appropriate organizational pattern, the purpose is well-defined, attention-getting devices are used, main points are clearly stated, arguments are supported by credible sources, transitions are smooth, the speech concludes by reviewing main points, fallacies are avoided, arguments are logically arranged, appeals are made logically and/or emotionally, voice is powerful and pleasant, pronunciation and articulation are clear, gestures and expressions are expressive and natural, eye contact is made, attire is appropriate, and the speaker demonstrates mastery of the speech.
2.) The speaker observes appropriate organizational pattern. 3.) Purpose is well-defined. 4.) Attention-getter captures listener’s attention. 5.) Main points are stated clear. 6.) Arguments are sound and supported with sufficient, valid, and credible sources. 7.) Transition is smooth 8.) Speech is ended with a review of the main points 9.) Speech is free from fallacies 10.) Arguments are arranged logically. 11.) Logical and/or emotional appeal/s are/ is observed 12.) Powerful, pleasant voice is used 13.) Pronunciation, enunciation, and articulation are observed. 14.) Gestures, posture, and facial expression, are expressions are expressive, dynamic, and natural. 15.) Eye contact is established and maintained 16.) Attire is appropriate 17.) The Speaker demonstrates mastery of his/her speech.