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A la Consulta (Una Visita al Médico) You will create a skit involving a patient seeing a doctor. See project description sheet for more details. Rubric Code: H9B5W3 By erikcj Draft Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Health Project Points values for each part of your project
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Final Script 10 pts Final, Completed, Typed and double-spaced script handed in day before project	Poor 3 pts not handed in or many other problems (see adjacent columns)	Fair 6pts after skit performed or two or more missing from: typed, double-spaced, vocab underlined	Good 8 pts after class day before skit or one of following missing: typed, double-spaced, vocab underlined	Excellent 10pts ready on required time, typed, double-spaced with vocab words underlined
Vocabulary Used 10 pts Assessed according to the requirements on your project sheet	Poor 3 pts fewer than 10 words used from required list	Fair 6 pts 10-14 words used from required list	Good 8 pts 15-19 words used from required list	Excellent 10 pts 20-24+ words used from required list
Grammar: Use 5 pts Vocab words spelled & used correctly, masculine/feminine agreements, plural/singular agreements	Poor 2 pts Many spelling errors and many misuses of words	Fair 3 pts Many misspellings or misuses of words	Good 4 pts Most words used correctly and not many spelling errors	Excellent 5 pts All vocabulary words used correctly and no or very few spelling errors
Grammar: Ser/Estar 10 pts Correct one chosen and correct conjugation used (don't forget accents on most forms of 'Estar'!)	Poor 3 pts Many confusions with which 'to be' verb to use and many conjugations issues	Fair 6.5 pts A few times wrong 'to be' verb chosen and/or several conjugation issues	Good 8.5 pts All but one or two times correct 'to be' verb chosen and conjugations consistently accurate	Excellent 10 pts Correct 'to be' verb consistently chosen and used and conjugations consistently accurate
Grammar: Indirect Object Pronouns 5 pts At least six used correctly: (le,les,te,me, nos)	Poor 0 pts None used	Fair 2.5 pts one used or more used but incorrectly	Good 4 pts 4 used correctly	Excellent 5 pts 6 used correctly
Memorization or Notecard Use 10 pts If Skit, line memorized or small notecards used for glancing at occasionally. For movie, no script or lines should be visible.	Poor 4 pts mostly read from sheet/cards, which got in the way of smooth, realistic skit/movie	Fair 6.5 pts looked at cards a lot or had a sheet of paper instead of small notecards movie: obvious reading from script, even if it isn't visible	Good 8.5 pts looked often at other actors, but also looked fairly often at cards movie: obvious, but only for short durations, that script is being read, or mostly not obvious	Excellent 10 pts lines memorized or only very infrequently glanced at cards movie: viewer not aware of any script present
Pronunciation 10 pts Can a sympathetic native speaker understand you?	Poor 3 pts A sympathetic native speaker can only understand the actor with many repetitions of same lines	Fair 7 pts Some parts difficult to understand by a sympathetic native speaker	Good 8.5 pts Easy to understand when sympathetic native speaker is paying full attention	Excellent 10 pts Easy to understand by a sympathetic native speaker
Costumes & Props 10 pts Brought in for skit by this group or used in movie	Poor 3 pts Isn't obvious that anything was used for costumes or props, other than what actors normally wear to school and have with them	Fair 7 pts Used at least one 'important prop' and had at least one 'important' costume piece	Good 8.5 pts At least two important props brought in by this group (not borrowed at last minute from another group)and at least two characters dressed up w/costumes	Excellent 10 pts All in costume and several important prop pieces brought in by this group (not borrowed at last minute from another group)
Flow / Organization 5 pts The skit/movie should flow seamlessly and show obvious rehearsal, planning, and organization	Poor 1 pt Many problems, false starts, dead times when nothing is happening and nobody is talking, etc.	Fair 3 pts Occasional 'hiccups' to flow, occasionally actors miss lines or don't know what's supposed to happen next or scene transitions didn't seem to be thought out well	Good 4 pts Appears rehearsed and skit/movie moves fairly smoothly from beginning to end	Excellent 5 pts This group obviously spent a lot of time practicing lines, figuring out what would be happening on stage, how transitions would go, and how to fill time gaps. Very well organized
Engagement with Role, Enthusiasm 10 pts Student cares about the role and skit and enthusiastically tries to act out his/her part	Poor 3 pts Difficulty fulfilling role in skit/movie and/or negative attitude	Fair 6.5 pts More or less fulfills role in skit/movie; OR at times doesn't seem to care too much about it or makes a joke of it	Good 8.5 pts Fulfills role in skit/movie effectively	Excellent 10 pts Very enthusiastic and obvious effort apparent to fulfill role in skit/movie. Seems very important to student

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