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ORAL BOOK REPORT RUBRICS

EXPERTPROFICIENTACCEPTABLEAMATEUR
CONTENTPoints about the story are clearly made and all evidence the reader’s point of view; varied use of props or materials 15Sufficient information that relates to the main idea of the story; many good points made but there is an uneven balance and little variation 12There is a great deal of information that is not clearly connected to the story 10The story explanation is not clear; information included that does not support the plot in any way 8
COHERENCE AND ORGANIZATIONUses specific examples that develop the reader’s point of view; conclusion is clear; well organized 20Most information presented in logical sequence; generally well organized but better transitions from idea to idea needed 15Concept and ideas are loosely connected; lacks clear transitions; flow and organization are choppy 10Presentation is choppy; does not flow; little or no apparent logical order of presentation 5
CREATIVITYVery original presentation of material; captures audience's attention 15Some originality apparent; good variety and blending of props 12Little or no variation; material presented with little originality or interpretation 10Repetitive with little or no variety; insufficient use of multimedia 8
MATERIAL (Props or Costume)Materials properly used to develop thesis; use of media is varied and appropriate 10Use of materials not as varied and not as well connected to thesis 8Lacks smooth transition; materials not clearly connected to thesis 6Little or not props or materials used 4
SPEAKING SKILLSClear speech; good posture and eye contact; enthusiasm 15Good speech; little eye contact; not poised 12Some mumbling; little eye contact; no expression 10Inaudible; no eye contact; speaker seemed uninterested 8
AUDIENCE RESPONSEInvolved the audience in the presentation; held their attention 10Presented some interested “twists”; held audience attention most of the time 8Some facts but went off topic; presented without imagination 8Audience lost interest and attention 4
LENGTH OF PRESENTATIONWithin two minutes of allotted time 15Within four minutes of allotted time 12Within six minutes of allotted time 10Too long or too short 8
     

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