Expectations for
Oral Communication Content
Purpose
is clearly stated.
Is
understandable to the audience and relevant to the purpose of the
presentation. Thesis is logically developed. Conclusions are well
supported, complete, and accurate.
Organization:
Presentation
has an effective sequence strategy. Presentation includes an
interesting introduction, well-developed main section, and credible
conclusion. Presentation flows well from point to point. Clear
transitions between speakers are used.
Style:
Speaker
illustrates conciseness, correctness, and precision in word choice.
Speaker uses the proper tone and "voice" for the
presentation (formal or informal). Speaker incorporates a fresh,
imaginative, energetic approach where appropriate. Speaker uses
correct grammar, good diction, and polished language.
Delivery:
Speaker
maintains and moves eye contact around the audience. Speaker uses
appropriate gestures and avoids distracting mannerisms. Speaker
employs effective voice inflection. Speaker is well-groomed and
dressed appropriately (business attire or informal). Ask me if you are
uncertain. Speaker exhibits good posture, and occasionally moves
around the room. Speaker uses relevant and effective computer and/or
other visual aids.
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