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This document contains a rubric for observing classroom teaching. The rubric focuses on evaluating a student teacher's delivery of speech when speaking to students during class. It contains criteria for assessing aspects like confidence, speaking rate, body language, eye contact, volume control, fluency, vocal variety, enthusiasm, and use of visual aids. The aim is to identify strengths and weaknesses in student teachers' delivery of speech.
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