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    Public Speaking Evaluation Form

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    This public speaking evaluation form provides a rubric to assess presentation elements of a speech. It evaluates knowledge of the topic, appropriateness for the audience, and creativity. It also evaluates speech development including organization, delivery in terms of voice, eye contact, posture, gestures, and energy. The appearance and presentation are evaluated including use of note cards, grammar, and flow. Space is provided to note what could be improved and what was liked about the speech.

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    This public speaking evaluation form provides a rubric to assess presentation elements of a speech. It evaluates knowledge of the topic, appropriateness for the audience, and creativity. It also evaluates speech development including organization, delivery in terms of voice, eye contact, posture, gestures, and energy. The appearance and presentation are evaluated including use of note cards, grammar, and flow. Space is provided to note what could be improved and what was liked about the speech.

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    This public speaking evaluation form provides a rubric to assess presentation elements of a speech. It evaluates knowledge of the topic, appropriateness for the audience, and creativity. It also evaluates speech development including organization, delivery in terms of voice, eye contact, posture, gestures, and energy. The appearance and presentation are evaluated including use of note cards, grammar, and flow. Space is provided to note what could be improved and what was liked about the speech.

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    Public Speaking Evaluation Form

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    This public speaking evaluation form provides a rubric to assess presentation elements of a speech. It evaluates knowledge of the topic, appropriateness for the audience, and creativity. It also evaluates speech development including organization, delivery in terms of voice, eye contact, posture, gestures, and energy. The appearance and presentation are evaluated including use of note cards, grammar, and flow. Space is provided to note what could be improved and what was liked about the speech.

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    Public Speaking Evaluation Form

    Presentation Elements Excellent Very Good Good Needs


    Improvement

    Assessment

    Knowledge
    Topic of value and interest,
    adequate information

    Appropriateness
    To audience

    Creativity
    Title, speaking style, and delivery methods

    Speech Development
    Organization: Introduction, body, and
    summary/closing

    Delivery
    Voice: pitch, volume, and speed
    Eye contact
    Posture and poise
    Hand gestures and facial expressions
    Energy and enthusiasm

    Appearance
    Grooming, appropriate dress

    Presentation
    Effective use of note cards
    Correct grammar, pronunciation, and
    word selection
    Flow of speech, transitions

    YOU COULD IMPROVE YOUR SPEECH BY: ___________________________________________________

    _________________________________________________________________________________________

    I LIKED YOUR SPEECH BECAUSE: __________________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________________________________________________

    Adapted from: Tools for Public Speaking


    A Guide for 4-H Leaders
    4-H 971AG
    The Ohio State University, 1998

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