Get Speech Scoring Sheet

Filling out the Speech Scoring Sheet online can significantly enhance the judging experience. This guide will walk you through the necessary steps to ensure all required information is recorded accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the Speech Scoring Sheet.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Speech Scoring Sheet and open it in your online editor.
2. Begin by entering the participant's name, county, and age in the corresponding fields. Make sure this information is accurate, as it will be used for identification purposes.
3. In the category field, specify the type of speech being judged, followed by the title of the speech. This will provide context for the scoring.
4. Under the Appearance section, evaluate the speaker’s grooming and attire. Use the scoring system from 1 to 5, where 5 is above average and 1 indicates needs improvement.
5. For the Audibility section, assess the speaker on their pitch, volume, clarity, and style of delivery. Again, score each criterion using the provided scale.
6. The Eye Contact and Poise section requires you to observe how well the speaker engages the audience. Take note of their gestures, posture, and body language while scoring.
7. In the Organization of Material section, review the structure of the speech, from the introduction to the conclusion. Score based on organization and flow.
8. Evaluate the General performance, considering originality, grammar, appropriateness of information, and the speaker’s understanding of the content. Score each aspect accordingly.
9. Fill in the scoring sections at the bottom of the sheet, counting the totals and calculating the grand total for the speech score.
10. Lastly, record any comments for the speaker in the provided space to offer constructive feedback. Ensure that your comments are clear and supportive.
11. Once you have completed the form, save your changes, download, print, or share the Speech Scoring Sheet as required.

Start filling out the Speech Scoring Sheet online today for a streamlined judging process.