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Un cuento infantil . . . Un cuento infantil . . . Rubric for Spanish 4 honors course in which every Tuesday two students make a presentation on current events of the Spanish speaking world. Rubric Code: E59A69 By Tomfei Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Hansel y Gretal
	Excellent 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Fair 1 pts	Poor 0 pts
Postura y contacto visual	Excellent -Maintains eye contact with his/her audience. -Stands strait while giving the presentation. -Does not lean on the podium or table in front of him/her.	Good -Ocassional eye contact with the audience. -Makes an effort to remain standing erect. -Ocassionaly leans on the podium or table in front of him/her.	Fair -Poor eye contact with audience. -Bad posture when presenting. -Constantly leans on podium or table in front of him/her. -Plays or fidgets with the paper or item in his/her hand	Poor -No eye contact with audience. -Remains unerect through the presentation. -Constantly distracted by the item(s) in his/her hand.
Fondo y contenido	Excellent -Content is pertinent to the assigned topic. -Clearly reported information on the assinged topic. -Uses the correct tense when presenting. -Information presented is current.	Good -Content of presentation is slighly off topic. -Information of topic is not at all clear. -Few errors when using the correct tense during presentation. -Information is 1 or 2 months old.	Fair -Content of presentation is off topic. -Information of topic is confusing. -Moderate amount of errors when using the correct tense during the presentation. -Information is no longer current.	Poor -Content of presentation is completely of topic. -Information presented does not make sense, nor it is related to what was assinged. -Using the incorrect verb tense when presenting. -Information is more then 6 months old, too outdated.
Volumen de voz	Excellent -Speaks loud and clear. -No one asked to the presenter to speak up.	Good -Speaker used a somewhat low voice.	Fair -Speaker was barely audible.	Poor -Speaker could not be heard at all.
Preparacion	Excellent Prepared.	Good Somewhat prepared.	Fair Needs improvement.	Poor Not prepared at all.