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Public Speaking Evaluation Forms
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PUBLIC SPEAKING OUTLINE

 

ASPECT

LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
Content; Shape;  Logical Argument

Structure and style well crafted.

Thought-provoking selection of material and a logical argument.  

 

Adequate attention to structure and style.

Somewhat thought provoking selection of material.

Generally logical arguments.  

 

Flawed in terms of structure and style.

Very little thought-provoking text; some illogical thoughts.  

 

Inadequate preparation/

Minimal attention to structure, style and language.

Illogical arguments.

Audience left uninspired.  

 

Use of voice; Enunciation; Use of Language; Posture Lively original and inspiring speaker with excellent voice control and body language.  Excellent command of the language.  

Clearly a competent speaker with adequate voice control and body language.

Language used appropriately.  

 

Capable speaker with lapses in audibility and voice control and insufficient use of gestures.

Some inappropriate use of language.  

 

Inappropriate register and poor enunciation.

Inappropriate use of gestures.

Inappropriate use of language.

 

Audience Awareness Remarkable confidence and effective audience rapport.   Demonstrates confidence and good audience rapport.   Adequate confidence and audience rapport.   Very little audience rapport.  
Use of Notes and Visual Aids Effective use of notes and supporting aids.   Good use of notes and supporting aids.  

Frequent reference to notes.

Some supporting aids used.

 

Key cards ineffectively used

No supporting aids  

 


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