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House Flyer - Speaking House Flyer - Speaking Rubric Code: Q227W4C By cooperelkgeorge Draft Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Novice High 10 pts	Novice Mid 8 pts	Novice Low 6 pts	New Learner 4 pts
What language did you use? Vocabulary	Novice High The target vocabulary was expertly used. You elaborated on the topic with previously learned vocabulary and expressions. Your vocabulary shows lots of growth from the beginning of the year.	Novice Mid The target vocabulary was well-used. You elaborated on the topic with previously learned vocabulary and expressions. Your vocabulary shows growth from the beginning of the year.	Novice Low You used some of the target vocabulary. You expanded on the topic with some previously learned vocabulary and expressions. Some of your vocabulary was inaccurate.	New Learner You did not use the target vocabulary well nor did you use previously learned vocabulary in an accurate manner.
How did you use the language? Function and structure	Novice High Your statements were expertly connected and organized. You created more complex statements and/or questions. You showed complete evidence of understanding the text about the family's home requirements.	Novice Mid Your statements were connected and organized. You were creative. You showed evidence of understanding the text about the family's home requirements.	Novice Low Some of your statements were connected and organized. You showed some evidence of understanding the text about the family's home requirements.	New Learner Many of your statements were very basic and disorganized. You showed little evidence of understanding the text about the family's home requirements.
How well were you understood? Comprehensibility,Pronunciation and voice intonation	Novice High A native speaker, even someone not accustomed to a language learner, could easily understand the dialog. Your pronunciation was admirable and your voice intonation indicated emotion and change of tone.	Novice Mid A native speaker, even someone not accustomed to a language learner, could generally understand the dialog. Your pronunciation was solid and your voice intonation was decent.	Novice Low Someone accustomed to a language learner might struggle to understand the dialog. Your pronunciation was difficult to understand and you didn't change your voice intonation.	New Learner The dialog could only be understood with great effort.
How well did you use the language? Language Control	Novice High You made almost no mistakes in the target grammatical structures that prevented communication.	Novice Mid You made minor mistakes in the target grammatical structures grammar that did not prevent communication.	Novice Low You mistakes in grammar sometimes prevented communication. OR Evidence of over translation.	New Learner You mistakes in grammar often prevented communication. OR Evidence of over translation.
How much language did you deliver? Task Completion	Novice High You completed more than you were asked to do.	Novice Mid You completed what you were asked to do.	Novice Low You completed most of what you were asked to do.	New Learner You completed little of what you were asked to do.

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