大学生演讲比赛决赛评分细则及注意事项

大学生演讲比赛决赛评分细则及注意事项（8篇）

1.大学生演讲比赛决赛评分细则及注意事项 篇一

2012年仁德一中

青年教师“爱岗敬业”演讲比赛内容要求及评分细则

演讲要求：

1、内容要求：围绕“爱岗敬业”主题，写真事说真话抒真情，内容实在，风格朴素，于细微处见真情。在师德师风建设方面具有深化认识，启迪思维，感化教育，提供借鉴等作用和意义。

2、时间要求：5—8分钟

3、演讲要求：一律要求脱稿演讲。主题突出，仪态大方。普通话标准、语言流畅，精神面貌好。

评分标准：

1、演讲内容（5分）

内容真实，观点正确、鲜明，说服力强，具有感染力。

2、演讲技巧（3分）

语言表达：普通话标准，吐字清楚，轻重缓急，抑扬顿挫。态势神情：姿态、动作、手势、表情、眼神的表达

仪表形象：服饰大方、自然、得体，举止从容、端正，精神饱满。

3、演讲效果（2分）

演讲精彩，具有较强的鼓舞性、激励性、感召力。能充分调动听众情绪，产生较强情感共鸣。

4、演讲时间低于5分钟，或者超出规定时间者，在总分上扣除1分。

5、未能按要求脱稿演讲者，在总分上扣除1分。

2.演讲比赛规则 评分细则 篇二

1、各参赛选手于6月21日在学教办抽签，按照抽签顺序上场进行演讲。

2、各参赛选手。脱稿演讲，时间在5-8分钟。演讲计时从主持人宣布“请某选手开始演讲”后开始，用时满时,计时员举牌示意。

3、主持人宣布某选手演讲结束,请参赛选手退场,评委开始打分。为确保打分的公正公平性,前三位选手演讲完毕后,评委依次进行打分,以确定整场比赛的评分基准;第四位选手演讲完毕后,主持人现场报1-4名选手得分情况,以后的每位选手演讲完毕后,评委现场打分。五位评委的平均得分为选手最后得分。

评分细则

评委依据以下标准打分(10分制):

1、演讲内容(4分)

紧扣政法干警核心价值观主题,结合自身工作实际,内容充实,言之有物,观点鲜明,思想积极向上,体现对

党的无比忠诚。

2、语言及表达(3分)

立意新颖,层次清晰,文字优美,逻辑性强。普通话标准,脱稿演讲,吐字清晰,表达流畅,生动,语速适中,抑扬顿挫,声情并茂,具有较强的感染力。

3、仪表风范(2分)

着装规范,仪表端庄,精神饱满,神态沉着。表情自然,举止大方得体。

4、整体效果(1分)

3.大学生演讲比赛决赛评分细则及注意事项 篇三

四、大赛的初赛由参赛学校参考样题内容自行命题，组委会不做硬性规定。

五、“PartⅠReadandKnow(读以明己)”部分不计成绩，根据参赛选手打听情况给予个性化反馈。

六、“PartⅣ

ReadandCreate(读以言志)”部分，组委会将在赛前公布大赛推荐阅读书单。

20阅读大赛赛题的内容和形式样例，并非完整试卷。复赛和决赛都将包含样题的四个环节，

但各环节的赛题内容和形式会根据不

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4.才艺比赛评分细则 篇四

1、形象(20分)：

精神饱满，着装得体。

2、形式(50分)：

器乐类：音准，音色，节奏，技巧较完美，乐感好 ;

3、效果(30分)：

表演流畅，现场发挥好，感染力强。

常见器乐比赛规则

1、在比赛过程中主要采取现场比赛形式，这样能够有效的保证比赛的公平、公正，杜绝一切违规现象

2、在比赛的过程中组委会调整选手上场次序，每个选手展示节目时间不同赛事会有不同的规定。

3、一般每场比赛会设三名评委，选手表演完评委根据评分标准进行打分，记分员统计三位评委平均分，满分100分。评委点评，主持人宣布最后得分。

4、所有初赛场次进行完之后，才公布晋级决赛名单。

1、每场初赛之后，分别统计器乐类选手的得分，所有初赛场次结束之后，根据参赛各类别占参赛总节目的比例，从高分到低分顺序取各类别中晋级决赛的选手名单。

5.歌咏比赛评分细则2012 篇五

（总分10分）

为确保本次大赛的公平、公正、公开，组委会制定了详细的评分细则，具体如下：

本次比赛所有节目统一评分，按照演出节目的质量（不分年级）分别设置一等奖一个，二等奖一个，其余为三等奖。

参赛班级： 七年级106班

八年级103班、104班、105班

一、歌曲表现力（满分3分）：

1、自选歌曲必须遵循内容健康、积极向上、适宜中学生思想、身心健康的爱国主义或校园歌曲等进行选择。

2、演唱时声情并茂，有一定的演唱技巧。能在广大师生中产生共鸣，激发情感。

二、音乐节奏（满分3分）：

1、演唱整齐，能很好的与指挥融为一体；

2、演唱时强弱节拍清晰。

三、指挥（满分1分）：

指挥仪表端庄，精神面貌良好，指挥动作协调，拍子正确，强弱拍明显。

四、演唱时富有表情（满分1分）。

五、服装整齐大方，色调基本统一（满分1分）。

六、进出场有序，文明大方（满分1分）。

七、附加分（0.5分）：

比赛内容丰富，形式多样，有创意，可适当附加0.1—0.5分

计分时去掉一个最高分，去掉一个最低分，取剩余评分的平均分为班级总成绩，结果精确到小数点后两位。

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6.车间设备技能比赛评分细则 篇六

一、操作机器数量（20分）

能正常操作3台机器正常生产得20分，；能正常操作2台机器正常生产得10分；能正常操作1台机器正常生产得0分。正常开机判定标准为生产2100克成品以上的机器。

二、产品抽检合格率（30 分）

产品抽检合格率得分=｛（300—抽检不合格品包数）÷300）×100—90｝×3 注：

（1）产品抽检数量统一为随机抽样300包。

（2）不合格品范围包括：灌量不足、超重、无易撕口、渗漏、切口斜度相差1毫米以上、掉钢字、印字不清楚、黑边超过1毫米以上的任何一项均为不合格品。

（3）产品抽检合格率要求90%以上，超过90%每1个百分点得3分

（4）不达到90%直接得0分。

三、材料利用率（20分）

利用率得分=（抽检前合格品总包数÷生产用总包数×100—85）×20÷15 注：

（1）抽检前合格品总包数=（抽检前合格品总克重÷14.5）

（2）废品总包数=废品总克重÷1.8

（3）生产用总包数=抽检前合格品总包数+废品总包数

（4）利用率要求85%以上，超过85%每一个百分点得20÷15分

（5）不达到85% 的得0分。

四、生产效率（30分）

生产效率得分=（合格品总包数÷所用时间）-30

注：

（1）生产效率指总生产时间中平均每分钟能生产的合格品包数。

（2）合格品总包数=（抽检前合格品总克重÷14.5）×产品抽检合格率

（3）所用时间开始考试到全部工序收拾完成的时间；没有收拾完再进行收拾，所用时间计入考试时间。

（4）效率设置为正常开一台机平均每分钟30包为基数。平均每超过1包得1分，不达到平均每分钟30包的得0分。

7.大学生演讲比赛决赛评分细则及注意事项 篇七

交通宣传员演讲比赛评分标准

本次比赛评分采用10分制，五位评委老师给选手评分的平均值为选手的最后得分。

1.主题鲜明，紧扣“关爱生命，文明出行”的主题，做到主题鲜明，表达完整。（2分）

2.题目与内容相统一，做到别开生面、吸引听众，内容精练，表达准确。（3分）

3.语言表达流畅，用普通话演讲，吐字清晰，发音准确，能根据演讲内容恰当地处理好语言的抑扬顿挫，有较强的表现力、感染力。（2分）

4.能根据演讲内容辅以恰当的态势语言（表情、眼神、手势），增强表现力。（2分）

8.比赛评分细则专题 篇八

1.参赛作品满分10分制，得分分为两部分

2.得分第一部分，该部分满分记三分，为我社内部评分，规则如下：

（1）作品内容对学校资源库的使用对广大校友具有引导和启发性，比如对考研，论文撰写等有益，符合该项要求得满分三分；

（2）作品内容实用性较强，仅仅对个人爱好有益，如文学爱好，收藏爱好，使用学校资源库搜集资源，符合该项得2分；

（3）作品实用性一般，对学校资源库使用较冷门。符合该项得1分。

3.得分第二部分，评委打分。满分7分，分七项，一项1分，具体打分参照如下：

（1）参赛作品符合征文基本要求，为原创。该项为基本分。

（2）主题鲜明，主题突出为对学校资源库的使用与使用感想。

（3）思路清晰，叙述流利（小品相声话剧作品具完整性，表达表演流畅）

（4）文稿作品图文并茂，流畅易懂，使用专业语言解释较清楚。（小品相声话剧作品声情并茂，具感染性）

（5）作品层次分明，段落清楚，对资源库介绍，使用心得为参赛作品必须具备的部分。（小品相声话剧同）

（6）内容充实，不泛泛而谈，对资源库使用具号召性。

（7）举例有针对性，资源库名称明晰，非概指，真实性可信。

*备注：1.各位评委老师打分范围为1.0~7.0（1分为第一项基础分），可打到小数点后一位。统计分人员注意，得分计到小数点后两位

2.计分委派专门人员统计，五位评委老师以上应去掉一个最高分和一个最低分后算平均分，五位及五位以下评委老师全部记录统计算平均分。

3.最后统计所有进入决赛参赛者的得分，根据得分排出名次。

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