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French Oral Presentation + Interpersonal Activity
Core French Oral Presentation
Rubric Code:
L245CW9
By
sethpidot
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Subject:
Foreign Languages
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate
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Category / Variable
Advanced Skills
2 pts
Intermediate-High Skills
1.75 pts
Intermediate-Low Skills
1.5 pts
Beginner Skills
1.25 pts
PRONUNCIATION
Advanced Skills
Pronounces majority of words and phrases correctly and speaks clearly, dynamically, and loudly; no major errors with pronunciation.
Intermediate-High Skills
Pronounces most of the words and phrases correctly and speaks clearly, dynamically, and loudly.
Intermediate-Low Skills
Speaks clearly, a little statically, but not always in a way that can be heard; mispronounces more than some words and phrases.
Beginner Skills
Difficult to understand, is struggling or mispronounces most words.
(more than 5 serious errors); lacks volume and any differentiation in tone, gesticulation, etc.
VOCABULARY
Advanced Skills
Appropriately uses correct and varied vocabulary with a high degree of effectiveness.
Intermediate-High Skills
Appropriately uses correct vocabulary with some effectiveness.
Intermediate-Low Skills
Sometimes appropriately uses correct vocabulary and grammar.
Beginner Skills
Rarely uses or doesn't appropriately use correct vocabulary and grammar.
(more than 5 serious errors.)
GRAMMAR
Advanced Skills
Appropriately uses correct grammar (verb tenses, conjugations, etc.)
Intermediate-High Skills
Appropriately uses correct grammar most of the time.
Intermediate-Low Skills
Sometimes appropriately uses grammar.
Beginner Skills
Rarely uses or doesn't appropriately use correct grammar.
(more than 5 serious errors.)
PREP + DELIVERY + "PERSONAL" EFFORT
Advanced Skills
Student has demonstrably practiced and sufficiently prepared so that they make oral contributions with lots of poise, confidence, and courage -- all of which are relative measures of a "growth edge" for that student's average/normal disposition in class. They come across in the video as making a superb effort with notable care and energy/interest. They do an excellent job at balancing listening with talking.
Intermediate-High Skills
Student surely practiced and evidently prepared so that they make oral contributions with some poise, confidence, and courage -- all of which are relative measures of a "growth edge" for that student's average/normal disposition in class. They come across in the video as making a solid effort with notable care and energy/interest. They do a very good job at balancing listening with talking.
Intermediate-Low Skills
Student could have spent more time practicing and prepared in order to make more oral contributions with poise, confidence, and courage -- all of which are relative measures of a "growth edge" for that student's average/normal disposition in class. They come across in the video as making a decent effort with a some care and energy/interest. They do an okay job at balancing listening with talking.
Beginner Skills
Student might've lacked practiced or underprepared so that they missed opportunities for oral contributions with poise, confidence, and courage -- all of which are relative measures of a "growth edge" for that student's average/normal disposition in class. They come across in the video as lacking effort, care, and energy/interest. They do a poor job at balancing listening with talking.
CLARITY + COMPREHENSIBILITY
Advanced Skills
Based on the student's accent, intonation, fluency, and syntax -- plus the sophistication and profundity of their comments -- native French speakers would easily understand the video, follow along without pause, and be readily engaged.
Intermediate-High Skills
Based on the student's accent, intonation, fluency, and syntax -- plus the sophistication and profundity of their comments -- native French speakers would understand the video and follow along with minimal effort at "making meaning" or decoding.
Intermediate-Low Skills
Based on the student's accent, intonation, fluency, and syntax -- plus the sophistication and profundity of their comments -- native French speakers would decently understand about 1/2 of the video, though it would require a bit of extra effort to interpret the speakers' meanings.
Beginner Skills
Based on the student's accent, intonation, fluency, and syntax -- plus the sophistication and profundity of their comments -- native French speakers would not be lost, but would require considerable help in connecting the students' efforts to more accurate, precise, or logical French meanings.
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Foreign Languages
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