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INTRODUCTION
TO RHETORICAL THEORY COM 301 |
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COURSE ASSIGNMENTS |
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EVALUATION FORM FOR REPORTS |
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No set of criteria can include all
the characteristics of every effective oral presentation. However, |
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CONTENT |
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Who is responsible for creating this instance of rhetoric? What is the purpose of this rhetoric, i.e., how is it being used? What is the message being expressed? To whom is the rhetoric addressed? Whose theoretical perspective to be illustrated with this rhetorical effort? How do you assess the effectiveness of this example critically? |
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ORGANIZATION |
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Introduction -- does it engage interest, indicate purpose, provide a preview of points to be covered? Analytical structure -- are the arguments clear, are the relationships between ideas apparent, are transitions used effectively? Conclusion -- does it include a summary, does it provide an effective closing? |
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PRESENTATION |
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Linguistic expression -- clear, correct, concise, appropriate, interesting? Vocal expression -- fluent, articulated, varied in tone, appropriate rate and volume? Physical expression -- animated facially, body position and movement appropriate, adequate eye contact, effective gestures? TOTAL POINTS ______ |
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GRADING SCALE: |
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22 = A+ |
19 = B+ |
15 = C+ |
11= D+ |
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21 = A |
18-17 = B |
14-13 = C |
10-9 = D |
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20 = A- |
16 = B- |
12 = C- |
8 = D- |
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below 8 = F |
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Beth S. Bennett, bbennett@bama.ua.edu, created 20 January 2000.