Impromptu Speech Competition at Phitsanulok Pittayakom, Saturday July 14
M4-M6 Student category
Length: 3,600 – 3,750 words Time: 5-6 minutes (+/- 30 seconds) Categories:
Rules
Scoring Rubric (100 points) 1. Content (35 points) Accuracy and Consistency 15 points Form and organization of speech 10 points Creativity 10 points 2. Language Competence & Fluency (45 points) Difficulty level (Vocabulary/Structure and Connectors) 15 points Pronunciation, Stress, Intonation, Rhythm, Pausing, and Pace 20 points Tone 10 points 3. Presentation (15 points) Communication 10 points Personality 5 points 4. Time (5 points)
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Doldej Schuett, Grade 10 (M.4) from Saipanya Rangsit School won the10 students final list of 10 students to compete in essay and impromptu speech in the 6th Top Crown Diamond English Competion at Rittiya School.
Competition Procedure
Common Rules for Impromptu Speech Competitions
1. Contestants draw three topics, select one, and speak on the topic after three minutes of preparation. The topic selected is not returned to the envelope or container. Because such events are meant to be educational, contestants may remain in the contest room and listen to other speakers. Audiences are welcome. 2. Contestants may use blank paper to organize ideas during preparation. However, no notes may be used when giving the speech. 3. The section chairperson is to see that the judges have ballots and evaluation sheets and that the timekeeper is in place before the first speaker begins. 4. When the round is over, the chairperson gathers the evaluations and ballots from the judges and delivers them to the tabulation room. Instruct judges not to leave the contest until released by the contest director, so they are available if any questions arise in tabulating results. 5. Announce the names or numbers of the contestants who will be advancing to the final round, if a final round is required.
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