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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating oral presentations focused on persuasion. It assesses students on 5 criteria in 4 levels of achievement: 1) Content understanding and preparation, 2) Use of rhetorical appeals, 3) Clarity of speech, 4) Logical structure and completeness, and 5) Addressing counterarguments. The highest level demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the topic and appeals, clear delivery, and well-structured presentation that considers opposing views.

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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating oral presentations focused on persuasion. It assesses students on 5 criteria in 4 levels of achievement: 1) Content understanding and preparation, 2) Use of rhetorical appeals, 3) Clarity of speech, 4) Logical structure and completeness, and 5) Addressing counterarguments. The highest level demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the topic and appeals, clear delivery, and well-structured presentation that considers opposing views.

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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating oral presentations focused on persuasion. It assesses students on 5 criteria in 4 levels of achievement: 1) Content understanding and preparation, 2) Use of rhetorical appeals, 3) Clarity of speech, 4) Logical structure and completeness, and 5) Addressing counterarguments. The highest level demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the topic and appeals, clear delivery, and well-structured presentation that considers opposing views.

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    Speech Rubric

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    apotropaic.spirit
    The document provides a rubric for evaluating oral presentations focused on persuasion. It assesses students on 5 criteria in 4 levels of achievement: 1) Content understanding and preparation, 2) Use of rhetorical appeals, 3) Clarity of speech, 4) Logical structure and completeness, and 5) Addressing counterarguments. The highest level demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the topic and appeals, clear delivery, and well-structured presentation that considers opposing views.

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    Oral Presentation Rubric : Persuasion

    Student Name: ________________________________________ Period

    CATEGORY 4 3 2 1
    Content Shows a full Shows a good Shows a good Does not seem to
    understanding of the understanding of the understanding of understand the
    chosen topic and chosen topic and parts of the topic topic very well.
    has obviously put has put some time and hasn't put
    time into into grasping the much time into
    understanding the topic. understanding
    various aspects. the topic.
    Use of Appeals Uses all three Uses two rhetorical Uses only one Does not use any
    rhetorical appeals: appeals at least rhetorical appeal of the rhetorical
    ethos, logos, and once each. at least once. appeals.
    pathos. Uses
    appeals at least one
    time each.

    Speaks Clearly Speaks clearly and Speaks clearly and Speaks clearly Often mumbles,
    distinctly all (100- distinctly most of the and distinctly can not be
    95%) the time. time but some words most of the time understood, or
    were inaudible or but many words speaks too
    spoken too quickly. were inaudible quickly the
    or spoken too majority of the
    quickly. time.
    Wholeness/ There is a distinct There seems to be a The speech The speech had
    Completion beginning, middle beginning, middle seemed no logical
    and end to the and end to the disconnected progression at all.
    speech and there is speech but there and suddenly
    no sense of missing may have been ended without
    information. some information left closure or
    out another part
    seemed to be
    missing entirely.
    Counterarguments There are at least There are at least There is at least There are no
    three two one counterarguments
    counterarguments counterarguments counterargument addressed in the
    addressed in the addressed in the addressed in the speech.
    speech. speech. speech.

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