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iRubric: Spanish 1 Oral Exam rubric

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Spanish 1 Oral Exam Spanish Oral Exam Novice-low level Rubric Code: AX6W772 By NATAPEG2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Exam Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Malo 1 pts	Regular 2 pts	Bueno 3 pts	Excelente 4 pts
Fluency/Preparedness	Malo Speaks with frequent hesitation or pauses. Student does not seem at all prepared to present.	Regular Speaks with some hesitation or pauses. The student is somewhat prepared, but it is clear that rehearsal was lacking.	Bueno Mostly speaks without hesitation or pauses, and with fluidity. Student seems pretty prepared, but might have needed a couple more rehearsals.	Excelente Speaks clearly with little hesitation or pauses and with fluidity. Student is completely prepared and has obviously rehearsed.
Vocabulary	Malo Uses little of the appropriate vocabulary necessary to communicate the given topics. Many errors evident throughout the presentation.	Regular Uses some of the appropriate vocabulary necessary to communicate the given topics, with several errors throughout.	Bueno Uses most of the vocabulary necessary to communicate the given topics, with a few minor errors.	Excelente Consistently uses the appropriate vocabulary necessary to communicate the given topics with little to no errors, and perhaps uses additional vocabulary studied in class.
Structure	Malo Frequently uses grammatical structures incorrectly.	Regular Uses grammatical structures correctly some of the time.	Bueno Uses grammatical structures correctly most of the time.	Excelente Consistently uses grammatical structures correctly throughout presentation.
Comprehensibility	Malo Teacher understands very little of what the student is trying to communicate.	Regular Teacher understands some of what the student is trying to communicate.	Bueno Teacher understands most of what the student is trying to communicate.	Excelente Teacher understands everything that the student is trying to communicate.