This document provides a rating scale for evaluating classroom speeches. It contains 4 criteria for assessment: 1) how well the speech content relates to the topic, 2) the smoothness of delivery, 3) correct use of grammar, and 4) eye contact with the audience. Each criterion is rated on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest score and 5 being the highest.
This document provides a rating scale for evaluating classroom speeches. It contains 4 criteria for assessment: 1) how well the speech content relates to the topic, 2) the smoothness of delivery, 3) correct use of grammar, and 4) eye contact with the audience. Each criterion is rated on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest score and 5 being the highest.
This document provides a rating scale for evaluating classroom speeches. It contains 4 criteria for assessment: 1) how well the speech content relates to the topic, 2) the smoothness of delivery, 3) correct use of grammar, and 4) eye contact with the audience. Each criterion is rated on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest score and 5 being the highest.
Tutorial: Rating Scale for Classroom Speech (TSLB2082)
By Mohd Khairul Fahmi bin Hassan
Did the speech contain content meaningful to the topic?
1 – The content shows no signs of correlation. 2 – Only a few points of the content are related. 3 – The content is moderately related. 4 – The content is majorly related. 5 – All content obviously and clearly related.
Was the delivery smooth and unhesitating?
1 – Delivery very hesitant, a lot of pauses or groping for words 2 – Hesitating delivery, some pauses here and there 3 – Fine delivery but hesitating at certain times 4 – Satisfactory delivery 5 – Delivery smooth, no pauses or groping for words
Did the speaker use correct grammar?
1 – Cannot produce basic sentences 2 – Numerous errors except in memorized expression 3 – Frequent errors which may lead to misunderstanding 4 – Very occasional minor errors 5 – No errors
Did the speaker look at his audience?
1 – Never make any attempts to look at audience 2 – Shows some occasional glimpses towards audience 3 – Sometimes looked at audience 4 – Consistently looked at audience with very minimal attempts to looked at somewhere else 5 – Looked continually at audience