Analysis Criteria:
Organization: The argument (analysis) is clearly and logically structured, rather than rambling stream-of-consciousness, and allows the listener to understand the content in a way that serves the goals of the creator’s approach to the progression.
Evidence: Provide examples of evidence that the authors of the texts use to back up their arguments, and then explain how that evidence relates to your own analysis.
Content: Identify the central problem, idea, and argument in the text, either explicitly or implicitly, provided that all three are clear enough to ensure listeners don’t get lost
