NFORMATIVE SPEECH №1. EVALUATION

Hello, everybody!
We have started to perform our
Informative Speeches with our Professor.
However, due to the lockdown,
we’ve got to work from home. So we may present our speeches live on Zoom or
share the script and Power point presentation on the professors’ site.
After
each performance we evaluate the speech with the help of a chart from our Professor’s
book (С. П. Хорошилова "Уроки ораторского мастерства")
So the first was my groupmate
Polina. She presented a Speech called: “Stage Fright". She decided not to
use the video platform, but to share the text of her speech and the
presentation.
So here is my evaluation of
the performance:
№
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Very effective
(10, 9, 8)
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Average
(7, 6, 5)
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Not effective
(4, 3,2, 1)
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Max points
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My points
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I.
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Introduction
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10
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5
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What technique(s) was used in the introduction?
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It was hard to define any technique in
Polina’s introduction. She only announced the name of the speech and
underlined that the topic was familiar to us as the listeners. There were not
any attention-getters in the introduction.
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Any link-element?
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The only link-element I noticed was Polina’s
referring to the topic she was going to talk about further.
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Was the thesis statement given?
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As it seemed to me, only the name of the topic was
given, but the thesis statement was missing.
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How effective was the introduction?
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It was not effective or attention-catching
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II.
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Body
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10
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7
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How well structured was the information presented?
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The speech was well-structured. Each part conveyed a
certain idea. Their succession was logical.
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What organizational structure was used in the body
of the speech?
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Outlining and organizational patterns were used.
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How understandable was the information (was it
clearly explained)?
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The information was clearly explained. It was understandable,
except for some moments in the speech that made me confused, probably due some
grammatical and lexical mistakes.
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Quality of point-support (appropriateness,
completeness, variety)
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As far as I noticed, the point-support in Polina’s
speech was appropriate and suitable as she kept on developing the main thought.
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Use of facts, illustrations, examples, stories.
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There were facts and illustrations used in Polina’s
speech to support the topic.
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Was it coherent?
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To my mind, it was quite coherent. The parts of the text
succeeded each other logically, they were linked with each one.
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III.
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Conclusion
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10
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4
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What technique(s) was used in the conclusion?
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I wouldn’t say there were any techniques used in the
conclusion. To be honest, it was hard for me to recognize where actually the
conclusion started. It was not complete
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Were all the steps followed (summary, action,
emotional appeal?)
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No summary, action or emotional appeal. In the
conclusion Polina gave us a piece of advice on how to overcome the stage
fright.
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How effective was the conclusion?
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It was not very effective.
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Total points
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30
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16
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Polina was the first, I can
imagine how difficult it was for her. Nevertheless, her performance was not
bad, however though, it needs some improvement.
I really like the idea of
evaluating speeches of other people, because this way you become critical to
yourself. When you see the general weak points of the group, you pay more
attention to that, while preparing your own speech.
I agree with you ! For sure, we need to learn to be critical to each other to be able to evaluate ourselves in an adequate way.
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