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    The document outlines the rules and guidelines for a storytelling contest open to second year BEED students at Capitol University. Contestants must register and tell a story in English within 5 minutes. Judges will score presentations on delivery, theme, language proficiency, and costume, with the highest scoring contestant declared the winner. Prizes of PHP 300, 200, and 100 will be awarded to the top three finishers, or PHP 500 for a single winner if less than 10 students participate.

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    The document outlines the rules and guidelines for a storytelling contest open to second year BEED students at Capitol University. Contestants must register and tell a story in English within 5 minutes. Judges will score presentations on delivery, theme, language proficiency, and costume, with the highest scoring contestant declared the winner. Prizes of PHP 300, 200, and 100 will be awarded to the top three finishers, or PHP 500 for a single winner if less than 10 students participate.

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    The document outlines the rules and guidelines for a storytelling contest open to second year BEED students at Capitol University. Contestants must register and tell a story in English within 5 minutes. Judges will score presentations on delivery, theme, language proficiency, and costume, with the highest scoring contestant declared the winner. Prizes of PHP 300, 200, and 100 will be awarded to the top three finishers, or PHP 500 for a single winner if less than 10 students participate.

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    Storytelling Contest Rules and Regulations

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    Gemalyn Villanueva
    The document outlines the rules and guidelines for a storytelling contest open to second year BEED students at Capitol University. Contestants must register and tell a story in English within 5 minutes. Judges will score presentations on delivery, theme, language proficiency, and costume, with the highest scoring contestant declared the winner. Prizes of PHP 300, 200, and 100 will be awarded to the top three finishers, or PHP 500 for a single winner if less than 10 students participate.

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    STORYTELLING CONTEST

    Coordinator: Sweet Gem Villanueva, SBO 2nd year representative

    Rules and Regulations


    1. The contest is open only to BEED students of Capitol University enrolled in the 2 nd semester of
    academic year 2021-2022
    2. Contestants must register themselves first on the pre-registration of the competition in their
    respective major. (Representatives will forward the form)
    3. Story piece must be in English language format.
    4. The piece must NOT contain malicious, rude, discourteous, bad-mannered, and vulgar words.
    5. Each contestant will be given only 5 minutes to deliver their piece. Exceeding the limit will be
    deducted 1 point/minute of his/her total score.
    6. Malicious, rude, discourteous, bad-mannered and vulgar gestures and costumes are strictly
    prohibited.
    7. Props and other materials to be used during the performance are allowed.

    Adjudication and Guidelines


     A panel of at least 3 judges will be appointed to adjudicate the said competition.
    Doc Parpa
    Doc Narvasa
    Doc Macalunod
     3 tabulators will tabulate the scores
     The contestant with the highest garnered score will be declared the winner.
     The judges’ decision is final and irrevocable.
     Individual’s score will not be disclosed.

    Prizes
     Three will be considered as winners; first, second and third place, if participants is more than (10)
    Winners will receive a prize of:
    First place – Php 300.00
    Second place – Php 200.00
    Third place – Php 100.00
     There will be only one declared winner if the participants is less than ten (10)
    Winner – Php 500.00
     The prize will be sent through Gcash (if available), or depends on the winner’s preference
    Marks will be based on the following band:
    Criteria Maximum Very poor Poor Fair Good Excellent

    Presentation/ delivery 40 1-5 6-10 11-20 21-30 31-40

    Theme/ Storyline 30 1-3 4-10 11-17 18-23 23-30

    Language proficiency 20 1-3 4-6 7-10 10-15 15-20

    Costume 10 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10

    1. Presentation/ delivery
    Marks will be awarded based on the following
     Voice modulation
     Voice projection and clarity
    2. Theme/ Story line
    Marks will be awarded bases on the following:
     Interest and appeal
     Significance and impact of meaning
     Coherence
     Integrated values
    3. Language Proficiency
    Marks will be awarded based on the following:
     correct, clear and accurate pronunciation
     clear enunciation and intonation
     correct use of grammar 
     appropriate and effective choice of words (diction)
     fluency 
    4. Costume
    Marks will be awarded based on the following:
     Suitability
     creativity
    Story telling Competition Scoresheet

    Contestant Presentation/ Theme/ Language Costume TOTAL


    no. Delivery Storyline Proficiency MARKS

    (40 marks) (30 marks) (20 marks) (10 Marks)

    Judge’s
    name
    Date

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