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Poetry Out Loud Judge's Guide 2019

This document contains evaluation sheets for judging a poetry recitation contest. It includes rubrics for physical presence, voice and articulation, dramatic appropriateness, evidence of understanding, and overall performance, each scored on a scale of 1 to 6 or 1 to 9. It also includes a separate accuracy score sheet that deducts up to 8 points for inaccuracies or use of prompts.

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Poetry Out Loud Judge's Guide 2019

This document contains evaluation sheets for judging a poetry recitation contest. It includes rubrics for physical presence, voice and articulation, dramatic appropriateness, evidence of understanding, and overall performance, each scored on a scale of 1 to 6 or 1 to 9. It also includes a separate accuracy score sheet that deducts up to 8 points for inaccuracies or use of prompts.

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  • Contest Evaluation Sheet
  • Poetry Out Loud Scoring Rubric
  • Accuracy Score Sheet

5.

Contest Evaluation Sheet

Name of Student:

Title of Poem:

Weak Below Average Good Excellent Outstanding


Average

Physical
Presence
1 2 3 4 5 6

Voice and
Articulation 1 2 3 4 5 6

Dramatic
Appropriateness 1 2 3 4 5 6

Evidence of
Understanding 1 2 3 4 5 6

Overall
Performance 1 2 3 5 7 9

TOTAL: (MAXIMUM of 33 points)

ACCURACY  JUDGE’S  SCORE: (MAXIMUM of 8 points)

FINAL SCORE: (MAXIMUM OF 41 POINTS)

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Poetry Out Loud Scoring Rubric*
Weak Below Average Good Excellent Outstanding
Average
Body Poised;
Timid;
language Comfortable; body Authoritative;
Stiff or agitated; unsure; eye
and eye steady eye language body language
lacks eye contact contact and
Physical contact are contact and and eye and eye
with audience; body
Presence at times confident contact contact show
appears language
unsure, at body reveal compelling
uncomfortable reflects
times language strong stage stage presence
nervousness
confident presence
Audible, but Very clear, Very clear,
quiet; too crisp, crisp,
Inaudible; slow; Clear, Clear,
loud; effective use mastery of
Voice and distracting rhythm; adequate appropriate
monotone; of volume, rhythm and
Articulation singsong; hurried; intonation, intonation
paced intonation, pace, skillful
mispronunciations even pacing and pacing
unevenly; rhythm, and use of volume
affected tone pacing and intonation
Poem is
secondary to Poem is
Poem is
style of enhanced Style of
overshadowed by Style of
delivery; by style of delivery
significant Poem is delivery
includes delivery; any reflects
distracting neither reflects
instances of gestures, internalization
gestures, facial overwhelme precedence
Dramatic distracting facial of poem; all
expressions, d nor of poem;
Appropriateness gestures, expressions, gestures and
inflections or enhanced poem’s  
facial and movements
accents; acting out by style of voice is well
expressions, movement feel essential
of poem; singing; delivery conveyed
and vocal are to  poem’s  
over-emoting;
inflections; appropriate success
inappropriate tone
inappropriate to poem
tone
Masterfully
Doesn’t   Interprets interprets
Satisfactorily
sufficiently Conveys poem very poem for
Evidence of Obscures meaning communicat
communicate meaning of well for audience,
Understanding of poem es meaning
meaning of poem well audience; deftly revealing
of poem
poem nuanced poem’s  
meaning
Inspired
Captivating
performance
Inadequate Sufficient performance—
Enjoyable shows grasp
Ineffective or recitation; recitation; whole equals
recitation; of recitation
Overall inappropriate lackluster; lacks “more  than  the  
successfully skills and
Performance recitation; does does meaningful sum of the
delivers enhances
disservice to poem disservice to impact on parts”;;  shows  
poem audience’s  
poem audience mastery of
experience
recitation skills
of the poem
*Note  that  all  elements  need  not  be  present.  Semicolons  often  represent  “or,”  especially  in  the  
negative categories.

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8. Accuracy Score Sheet

Name of Student:

Title of Poem:

Maximum Score 8 points


Inaccuracy Deduction (subtract) – ____ points
Prompt Deduction (subtract) – ____ points

FINAL ACCURACY SCORE ____ points*


*Lowest possible score is 1 point

Minor inaccuracies, resulting in a 1 point deduction per occurrence, include:


• Confusing  a  pronoun  (“he” instead  of  “she”)
• Confusing  an  article  (“a”  instead  of  “the”)
• Pluralizing a word or vice versa  (“horses”  instead  of  “horse”)
• Replacing  a  word  with  a  similar  word  (“jump”  instead  of  “leap”)
• Confusing  the  order  of  words  (“hops  and  skips”  instead  of  “skips  and  hops”)
• Skipping a word
• Repeating a word
• Adding a word

Major inaccuracies, resulting in larger deductions per occurrence, include:


•       One line out of order -2 points
•       Repeating a line -2 points
• Omitting an epigraph -2 points
• Including a footnote -2 points
•       Skipped one line/skipped three or more words in the same line -3 points
•       Reversed two stanzas -5 points
•     Skipped one stanza -6 points

Use of prompter: Each time a student uses the prompter, 3 points will be deducted from the final
accuracy score.

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