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Rubric for speaking skill
This rubric is designed to assess students ability in speaking. The students have to answer their teacher's questions; then, in one minute they are going to talk about a specific topic the teacher asks; finally, in pairs, they are going to make a conversation asking and answering questions about the topic proposed for the term. Teacher can also ask the students to make an individual presentation or a report about a topic proposed in advance; in this case, reading is not allowed.
Rubric Code: E24944W
By Majing
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Reflection  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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  Poor

0 pts

Fair

2 pts

Average

3 pts

High Average

4 pts

High Average

5 pts

Comprehension

Poor

Interaction doesn't take place.
Does not understand the question, responses are unclear.
Fair

Makes significant mistakes understanding questions, responses are somewhat clear.
Questions are grammatically poor and misunderstanding takes place.
Average

Interaction takes place despite some mistakes when asking and answering questions.
High Average

Makes few mistakes understanding questions, responses and questions are mostly clear
High Average

Correctly understands questions, responses are clear
Content

Poor

Questions and answers don't have any relationship with the task
Fair

The ideas regarding the opinion of the students are not supported by additional information or explanation
Average

Some ideas that the students present, regarding their opinion are supported by additional information or explanation
High Average

Most of the ideas that the students present, regarding their opinion are supported by additional information or explanation
High Average

All ideas that the students present, regarding their opinion are supported by additional information or explanation
Pronunciation

Poor

Control of the
sound system so
weak that
comprehension is
difficult.
Fair

Frequent
inaccuracy in
pronunciation and
intonation. Mother
tongue
interference
apparent.
Average

Some inaccuracy
in pronunciation
and intonation.
Problems with
voiced/voiceless
consonants, for
example.
High Average

Pronunciation and
intonation
generally accurate,
errors do not
cause
misunderstanding.
High Average

Accurate
pronunciation and
intonation in most
instances.
Fluency

Poor

Does not speak fluidly, frequent short and long breaks
Fair

Speaks somewhat fluidly, frequent short and a few long breaks
Average

Speaks mostly fluidly, semi-frequent short or a few long breaks
High Average

Speaks fluidly, few to no breaks.
Fluent and
spontaneous, but
occasionally needs
to search for
expressions or
compromise on
saying exactly
what he/she wants
to.
High Average

Can express
himself/herself
fluently and
spontaneously,
almost effortlessly.
Only a
conceptually
difficult subject can
hinder a natural,
smooth flow of
language. Wide
vocabulary
evident.
Grammar/vocabulary

Poor

Poor grammar and minimal vocabulary
Fair

Basic grammar and not-varied basic vocabulary
Average

Moderately strong grammar and a varied, but basic vocabulary
High Average

Strong grammar and a varied and relatively complex vocabulary
High Average

No grammatical errors
Speaker self-corrects without hesitation.
Very good; wide range of vocabulary
Uses appropriate and new words and
expressions
Interesting response.
Presentation

Poor

Structure lacks
coherence. Speaker
unfamiliar with topic.
Transitional elements
largely missing.
Fair

Some structural
weaknesses and only
limited transitional
elements. Basic level
of acquaintance with
the topic.
Average

Evidence of a
standard three part
structure and some
use of transitional
elements. Maintains
contact with the
audience. Level is
appropriate, but the
listener is not totally
convinced that the
presenter knows
his/her topic well.
High Average

Knows the topic well.
Can handle complex
questions with
relative ease.
Presentation is
clearly structured and
appropriate to the
audience. Consistent
use of transitional
elements. Good eye
contact, minimal need
to refer to papers.
Level appropriate for
intended audience.
High Average

Student is thoroughly
familiar with the topic
and can respond
confidently and
spontaneously to
complex questions.
Presentation is well
structured, uses
transitional elements,
and follows the
conventions of the
field. Good eye
contact, no reading
from his/her paper.



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