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iRubric: Spanish 111 Oral Presentation rubric

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Spanish 111 Oral Presentation Oral Interview/Presentation in Spanish Rubric Code: W3B4B4 By PamelaJ Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate

CATEGORY
	Excellent 12 pts	Good 10 pts	Fair 9 pts	Poor 0 pts
PRESENTATION	Excellent All 5 criteria are met <BR> <BR> (please refer to oral presentation assignment description)	Good 1 criterion is missing	Fair 2 criteria are missing	Poor 3-5 criteria are missing
PRONUNCIATION	Excellent Pronounces majority of letters/words correctly and speaks clearly; no major errors with pronunciation	Good Pronounces most letters/words correcty & speaks clearly but with some errors that make it difficult (not impossible) to understand a few words words	Fair Some errors that make it difficult (not impossible) to understand many words OR unable to understand the meaning of 1 or 2 words	Poor No effort to pronounce the letters/words as practiced in class OR unable to understand 3 or more words
VOCABULARY	Excellent Uses vocabulary appropriately with no errors or 1 minor error	Good Uses vocabulary appropriately most of the time<BR> <BR> (1 serious error or 2 minor errors)	Fair Uses vocabulary appropriately sometimes<BR> <BR> (2-3 serious errors)	Poor Rarely uses vocabulary appropriately <BR> <BR> (more than 3 serious errors)
GRAMMAR	Excellent Uses correct grammar with no errors or 1-2 minor errors that do not interfere with meaning or comprehension	Good 3-4 minor errors with grammar that do not interfere with meaning or comprehension	Fair 1-2 serious errors with grammar (errors interfere with meaning or comprehension)	Poor 3 or more serious errors with grammar<BR> (errors interfere with meaning or comprehension)
FLUENCY	Excellent It is obvious that student has practiced presentation and is comfortable and familiar with the content; brief pauses and brief glances at notes acceptable	Good Long pauses and some reading of notes	Fair Student relies on notes throughout presentation	Poor Student reads entire presentation directly from notes