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iRubric: CEFR - A1 - French Oral Exam Rubrics

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CEFR - A1 - French Oral Exam Rubrics CEFR - A1 - French Oral Exam Part 1 - 3 The CEFR (Common European Framework) for language learning is the basis for this rubric. Part 1 will be a guided interview. Rubric Code: KX92W9W By kevinisada Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Guided Interview	Poor Is unable to introduce and talk about himself or herself, by answering simple, personal questions that are asked clearly and slowly	Fair Is partially able to introduce and talk about himself or herself, by answering simple, personal questions that are asked clearly and slowly. Frequent assistance and prompting required.	Good Is able to introduce and talk about himself or herself, by answering simple, personal questions that are asked clearly and slowly. Some assistance and prompting is required.	Excellent Is able to introduce and talk about himself or herself, by answering simple, personal questions that are asked clearly and slowly.
Information Exchange	Poor Is unable to ask simple personal questions on specific, familiar subjects and to demonstrate that he or she understands the answer.	Fair Is able to ask some simple personal questions on specific, familiar subjects and to demonstrate that he or she understands the answer. Frequent assistance and prompting required.	Good Is able to ask simple personal questions on specific, familiar subjects and to demonstrate that he or she understands the answer. Some assistance and prompting required.	Excellent Is able to ask simple personal questions on specific, familiar subjects and to demonstrate that he or she understands the answer without prompting.
Grammar Accuracy	Poor Is not able to use very simple sentence structures. Is confused and responses lack structure/meaning.	Fair Is able to use very simple sentence structures to a limited extent with frequent errors/confusion.	Good Is able to use very simple sentence structures to a limited extent with some errors.	Excellent Is able to use very simple sentence structures to a limited extent.
Pronunciation Accuracy	Poor Is not able to pronounce a limited number of specific vocabulary words and say very few numbers in French, in a manner that is understandable.	Fair Is able to pronounce a limited number of specific vocabulary words and say only some basic numbers in French, in a manner that is understandable with frequent assistance.	Good Is able to pronounce a limited number of specific vocabulary words and say most of the numbers in French, in a manner that is understandable with some prompting.	Excellent Is able to pronounce a limited number of specific vocabulary words and say all of the numbers in French, in a manner that is understandable.