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Oral Presentation in Spanish Oral Presentation in Spanish An introductory Oral Presentation in Spanish: Oral Part Rubric Code: DCC723 By JZander Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Excellent-A 4 pts	Good-B 3 pts	Fair-C 2 pts	Poor-D 1 pts
Pronunciación	Excellent-A Pronounces all words correctly and speaks clearly. Appropriately uses correct vocabulary and grammar. Does not make many, if any, errors.	Good-B Pronounces most of the words correctly and speaks clearly. Uses some correct vocabulary and grammar. Makes some errors in usage.	Fair-C Speaks clearly; mispronounces some words. Uses some correct vocabulary and grammar. Makes many errors in usage.	Poor-D Difficult to understand, is struggling or mispronounces most words. Does not use correct vocabulary and grammar.
Gramática y vocabulario	Excellent-A Appropriately uses correct vocabulary and grammar.	Good-B Appropriately uses correct vocabulary and grammar most of the time.	Fair-C Sometimes appropriately uses correct vocabulary and grammar.	Poor-D Rarely uses or doesn't appropriately use correct vocabulary and grammar.
Contenido y creatividad	Excellent-A Follows all of the instructions on the handout. Very creative, innovative, and original presentation.	Good-B Follows some of the instructions on the handout. Somewhat creative presentation.	Fair-C Follows few of the instructions on the handout. Shows little creativity.	Poor-D Does not follow instructions. Lacks creativity.
Presentación	Excellent-A Excellent presentation of the material. Makes eye contact with audience, speaks clearly and audibly, and excites interest in the topic.	Good-B Adequate to good presentation of the material. Makes some eye contact, speaks clearly and audibly most of the time, and seems interested in the topic.	Fair-C Fair presentation of the material. Makes little eye contact, does not speak very clearly, and does not seem terribly interested in the topic.	Poor-D Poor presentation of material. No eye contact. Presenter seems nervous, does not speak loudly or clearly.