Checklist to evaluate
speech making in class
Speaker
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Listener
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speech
variables
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in
my
opinion
√
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from
audience
reaction
√
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speaker’s
performance
√
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topic
choice
1. interesting
topic
organisation
2. introduction
3. middle
4. end
5. logical
6. clarity
7. elaboration
8. examples
topic
treatment
9. sufficient
10. focused
(deviating/drifting)
11. thought provoking
topic
communication
12. audibility
13. normal speed
14. clarity
15. monotone
16. posture
mannerisms
17. eye contact
18. facial expressions
19. appropriate word choice
20. cohesion (linking devices)
21. coherence (thought)
22. complex thought structure
on
the whole
performance acceptable
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I
used this at SVCE where for twenty years I trained students studying for a
degree in engineering discipline (including those from regional medium schools)
and provided them this checklist for an evaluation of their speech making
efforts.
I
helped learners understand these criteria—monotone, posture, mannerisms, cohesion,
coherence, complex thought structure—so they can apply them along with the
others when making a speech or listening to a speech.
Of
course, I also commented on their performance: their strengths and weaknesses.
They were initially awed by the number of qualifications for a successful
speech but recovered sufficiently enough to think of their speeches and their
peers’ and did their best to satisfy these parameters.
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