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    Declamation Rubric

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    This document provides criteria and guidelines for evaluating a declamation speech. It will be judged on four main elements: introduction, presentation style, vocal delivery, and physical delivery. Each element is scored out of 20 points and addresses specifics like including background information, conveying the original message credibly, using vocal variety, making eye contact, and ensuring the delivery does not overshadow the content. The overall goal is for the speaker to project an understanding of the speech's message and instill the audience's concern for its content.

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    Declamation Rubric

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    This document provides criteria and guidelines for evaluating a declamation speech. It will be judged on four main elements: introduction, presentation style, vocal delivery, and physical delivery. Each element is scored out of 20 points and addresses specifics like including background information, conveying the original message credibly, using vocal variety, making eye contact, and ensuring the delivery does not overshadow the content. The overall goal is for the speaker to project an understanding of the speech's message and instill the audience's concern for its content.

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    This document provides criteria and guidelines for evaluating a declamation speech. It will be judged on four main elements: introduction, presentation style, vocal delivery, and physical delivery. Each element is scored out of 20 points and addresses specifics like including background information, conveying the original message credibly, using vocal variety, making eye contact, and ensuring the delivery does not overshadow the content. The overall goal is for the speaker to project an understanding of the speech's message and instill the audience's concern for its content.

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    Declamation Rubric

    Uploaded by

    Amy Limboc Camerino
    This document provides criteria and guidelines for evaluating a declamation speech. It will be judged on four main elements: introduction, presentation style, vocal delivery, and physical delivery. Each element is scored out of 20 points and addresses specifics like including background information, conveying the original message credibly, using vocal variety, making eye contact, and ensuring the delivery does not overshadow the content. The overall goal is for the speaker to project an understanding of the speech's message and instill the audience's concern for its content.

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    DECLAMATION

    Judge’s Number ___________________ Entry Name ________________________

    Criteria Explanation Yes No Score &


    Comments
    Introduction Includes: ____/20
    (includes the beginning  Hook/teaser
     Name of work
    of your speech and the  Author
    background  Necessary background
    information; 30-60 information
    seconds)  Establishes mood
    Presentation style  Speaker gives a realistic ____/20
    attempt to recreate the spirit
    of the original presentation
     Appropriate style of delivery
     Message in speech is
    conveyed credibly and
    convincingly as if the words
    were the speakers own
    Vocal Delivery  Speaker is articulate and ____/20
    fluent
     Uses vocal variety: volume,
    rate, pausing, stress, and tone
     Speaker is conversational
    and concerned, passionate
    and pleasing
     Speaker is in control of
    words and emotions
     Speaker is self confident and
    self-assured
    Physical Delivery  Inviting to the audience ____/20
     Varies facial expression to
    accentuate the natural flow
    of thoughts and feelings
     Makes eye contact with the
    audience
     Stands straight and
    controlled, without
    distracting movements
     Movement, if used, should
    be motivated by transitions
    in thought or mood
     Gestures should be visible
    and effectively used for
    emphasis, and varied
    Overall Effect  Speaker should project an ____/20
    understanding of the
    speech’s message
     Speaker should instill
    audiences concern for the
    speech’s content
     The original speaker’s TOTAL SCORE:
    message should not be ______/100
    overshadowed by the
    delivery.

    Time:________ Penalty:_____ Adjusted Score:_____

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