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Listening & Speaking 
Language Arts Report Card
Rubric Code: Y89499
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Oral Communications Performance Tes
  Needs Improvement

(N/A)

Proficient

(N/A)

Advanced

(N/A)

Comprehension

Needs Improvement

Very Little Comprehension

Requires many questions or prompts
Proficient

Adequate Comprehension

Requires 1-2 questions or prompts
Advanced

Exceptional Comprehension

Requires no prompts
Clarity of Ideas

Needs Improvement

Ideas are unrecognizable, vague and/or inappropriate.
Proficient

Ideas are appropriate.
Advanced

Ideas are fully recognizable, detailed, and appropriate.
Speaking Applications

Needs Improvement

Sequence is largely illogical. Rarely speaks or points to pictures and words in a story.
Proficient

Sequence is logical but may contain a few errors. Usually speaks, does not need prompting from teacher but is appropriately responsive to prompting.
Advanced

Information is presented in a logical sequence. Frequently speaks or uses visual cues for presented information.
Does not need prompts from teacher to offer comment, show enthusiasm or ask / answer questions.



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