iRubric: Oral presentation rubric

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Oral presentation rubric Oral presentation rubric Students describe their product or current event. They will have 15 minutes to prepare and could keep notes to assist them in reading. Rubric Code: X3CW3A By ciolivella Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Oral Presentation
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Use of vocabulary ___* 2 =__	Excellent Excellent use of vocabulary. Student uses relevant words to the subject.	Good Good use of vocabulary, but student sometimes does not use the most accurate word.	Fair Limited use of vocabulary. Student repeats words and uses only general ideas, sometimes making it difficult to know what he/she is referring to.	Poor Use of insignificant vocabulary. Description too short and general.
Fluency ___* 4=___	Excellent Student spoke loudly and clearly with good tone. Spoke fluently, without hesitation or repetition.	Good Student spoke clearly but at times faded out. Spoke somewhat fluently with some hesitation or repetition.	Fair Student was hard to hear. Lacking fluency - spoke with too much hesitation or repetition.	Poor Student was very difficult to hear. Unacceptable level of fluency- numerous hesitations, long pauses and repetitions.
Accuracy ___*2 = ___	Excellent Practically no errors. Student shows an excellent command of grammar for his/her level.	Good Sporadic errors. Student shows a developing command of structures studied and may self-correct while speaking	Fair Several errors. Student makes several errors including common agreement errors, but these do not obscure the main points	Poor Numerous errors interfere with communication and cause difficulty in understanding.
Pronunciation ___*4=___	Excellent Student pronounced all words correctly and could be easily understood.	Good Almost all words were pronounced correctly with the exception of a few, which did not impede comprehension.	Fair Several words were pronounced incorrectly--comprehensible with considerable effort on the part of the listener.	Poor Many words were pronounced incorrectly or could not be understood--often incomprehensible.