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Presentation B grade
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CONTENT
Competent (B range):
- The talk addresses an important subject and the speaker shows an understanding of the subject.
- The purpose of the talk is stated and fulfilled.
- The main idea is evident but main points may not always be clear or fully supported.
- Introduction and conclusion are serviceable; transitions may be awkward.
- Language is appropriate but may not be particularly vivid or precise.
- The talk may seem written and memorized; responsiveness to the audience could be improved.
- Visual aids may be excessive or limited; they may not add significant value to the talk.
STRUCTURE
Competent (B range):
- Talk is well-organized and accessible to the audience.
- Organization may be conventional but is made explicit enough for audience to follow.
- The goal and purpose of the talk are clear but may not be reinforced or completely fulfilled.
- All points are covered but perhaps not in the most effective order or with the emphasis necessary to create understanding.
- The talk’s structure is functional and the speaker demonstrates above average skills at preparing and organizing information.
DELIVERY
Competent (B range):
- Delivery is generally effective but does not significantly contribute to audience’s experience or understanding.
- Verbal expression is proficient but some inconsistency in skills may be observed.
- Speaker shows a command of language.
- Non- verbal expression does not detract from the message.
- Speaker may display some hesitancy or nervousness.
- Speaker has clearly rehearsed the speech although some dependence on notes may prevent the speaker from wholly connecting with the audience.
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