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PERSUASIVE SPEECH: COMPOSITION
TUTORIAL PRESENTATION
OUTCOME ASSESSED |
UNSATISFACTORY |
LIMITED |
SATISFACTORY |
HIGH |
VERY HIGH |
WEIGHT |
MARK |
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3 (a) |
Does not present his/her information in the form of a persuasive speech. Instead, student gives a descriptive talk throughout | Struggles with the nature of persuasive speeches. Tends to give a descriptive talk for most of the speech | Demonstrates an awareness of the nature of persuasive speeches. Reproduces most of the conventions in their own speech | Demonstrates a very solid awareness and application of conventions of a persuasive speech, intended for a particular target audience | Has a natural flair for public speaking and persuasive speeches, especially with regards to structure and flow | X 2 | ||||||
3 (b) |
There is no logical sequence of ideas in the speech | Logical progression of ideas is evident at times | Sequence of ideas is logical and is followed easily | Sequence of ideas is logical and is followed easily, complemented by a clearly discernible structure | Structure of speech is very clear, conveying a strong sense of purpose and articulate design | X 1 | ||||||
4 |
No rhetorical devices are evident. Different sources of information are not used. | Uses a bare minimum of rhetorical devices and one or two sources of information | Selects a number of rhetorical devices. Begins to experiment with new language and concepts taught in class. Attempts to use a range of different sources of information | Selects a range of rhetorical devices which suit the topic and tone of the speech. Begins to experiment well with new language and concepts taught in class. Uses a range of different sources of information | Uses a range of rhetorical devices in a creative and original way. Demonstrates a definite experimentation with new language and concepts taught in class. Different sources of information are used fluently in the speech | X 2 | ||||||
6(a) |
Speech is not clear and tone is neutral | Speaks with clarity sporadically and tone remains neutral for the most part | Speaks with clarity to the target audience. Tone of voice demonstrates some attempt to be persuasive | Speaks with clarity and confidence to the target audience; Persuasive tone is very evident throughout | Speaks clearly, with confidence and has 'presence'. Persuasiveness is not a problem for this student. | X 2 | ||||||
6(b) |
Maintains no eye contact with the target audience | Maintains very little eye contact | Maintains eye contact regularly. Student is aware of importance of body langauge although s/he struggles with it | Maintains eye contact for the most part. A positive use of body language is demonstrated | Maintains eye contact consistently and uses body language effectively to create interest and persuade | X 1 | ||||||
8 |
Does not comprehend the component parts of persausive speeches in models read and studied | Demonstrates some comprehension of the component parts of persausive speeches in models read and studied | Comprehends the component parts of persuasive speeches in models read and studied, and reproduces some in own speech | Comprehends and uses the component parts of persausive speeches in models read and studied, throughout the speech | Speech is evidence of a very solid understanding of the rhetorical devices and subtleties invloved in speeches, based on models read and studied in class. | X1 | ||||||
10 |
Submits no evidence of preparation for persausive speeches | Submits little evidence of preparation for persausive speeches | Submits sufficient evidence of preparation for persausive speeches | Submits sufficient evidence of drafting and other strategies used in preparation for persausive speeches | Uses drafting and other strategies very successfully in preparation for persausive speeches | X 1 | ||||||
RAW SCORE: _____/100 GRADE: _________