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Q1 Indie Read Audio Recording Rubric 
After reading an anthology of short stories or poems or a collection of fables, students will create a 1-3 minute audio recording of an excerpt from their reading selection in order to improve their intonation, pronunciation, and command of the conventions of standard English grammar. (SL 9-10.6, L9-10.1)
Rubric Code: XX95324
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Good

5 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

1 pts

Not included

0 pts

Delivery
5 pts

Good

The recording is well rehearsed and delivered smoothly, the enunciation is clear and intelligible, and there is much expression and enthusiasm in the speaker's voice.

The recording is 1-3 minutes long.
Fair

The recording is rehearsed, the enunciation is sometimes clear and intelligible, and there is some expression and enthusiasm in the speaker's voice.

The recording is 1-3 minutes long.
Poor

The recording appears unrehearsed, the enunciation is muddled and not clear and the reading lacks expression and enthusiasm.

The recording is shorter or longer than 1-3 minutes in length.
Not included

No delivery.
Pronunciation & Technical
5 pts

Good

All words were pronounced correctly.
The volume is good for voice, there is no distracting noise, and there are no technical glitches. If background music has been used, it helps to establish the mood of the excerpt and enhances the overall reading. The musical selection is instrumental rather than vocal.
Fair

One-three words have been pronounced incorrectly.
The volume is fair for voice, there is some distracting noise, and there are some technical glitches. If background music has been used, it is instrumental but doesn't help to establish the mood OR enhance the recording.
Poor

Three-five words have been pronounced incorrectly.
The volume is poor for voice, there is considerable distracting noise, and there are several technical glitches.
Not included

No recording.
Introduction
5 pts

Good

The recording begins with an introduction that captures the audience's attention through a well-developed hook, a succinct one-sentence summary of the story, and the action leading up to the excerpt. The speaker also explains why the selection(s) were chosen OR provides an opinion of the selection.
Fair

The recording begins with an introduction but it fails to capture the listener's attention because it lacks ONE of the following:
a well-developed hook
a succinct one-sentence summary of the story and the action leading up to the excerpt
rationale for selection choice OR opinion of the selection
Poor

The recording has no introduction.
--OR--

The recording begins with an introduction but it fails to capture the listener's attention because it lacks TWO OR MORE of the following:
a well-developed hook
a succinct one-sentence summary of the story and the action leading up to the excerpt
rationale for selection choice OR opinion of the selection
Not included

No recording.



Keywords:
  • Audio, introduction, excerpt







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