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iRubric: Skit Rubric for World Languages

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Skit Rubric for World Languages Skit Rubric for World Languages Rubric Code: BXWAAAB By mlfreitas Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Skits
	EXCELENTE! 5 pts	BOM! 3 pts	ASSIM, ASSIM! 1 pts
Required Elements	EXCELENTE! All suggested elements were included.	BOM! Most of the suggested elements were included.	ASSIM, ASSIM! Many of the suggested elements were not included.
Creativity	EXCELENTE! Student's skit was creative and unique.	BOM! Student's skit was somewhat creative and original.	ASSIM, ASSIM! Student's skit lacked creativity.
Participation	EXCELENTE! Student in the group participated fully both in preparation and presentation.	BOM! Division of labor was somewhat lopsided in preparation and presentation.	ASSIM, ASSIM! Division of labor was considerably lopsided in preparation and presentation.
Quality of Presentation	EXCELENTE! Student's acting was enthusiastic, had good voice projection, good speed and good pronunciation. Student was well rehearsed and confident and improvised without note card. Props were used to enhance presentation.	BOM! Student's performance was satisfactory. Student's voice projection, speed, and pronunciation were satisfactory. Some mistakes, but present-ation was comprehensi-ble. Some use of note card. Seemed somewhat artificial. Some props.	ASSIM, ASSIM! Student performed to minimal standards. Skit was difficult to understand due to inaccurate pronuncia-tion and/or voice level and/or speed. Acting seemed artificial. Excessive use of note card. Missing props.
Communication of Ideas	EXCELENTE! Speaker consistently used the appropriate structures and vocabulary necessary to communicate. Minor errors did not interfere.	BOM! Speaker usually used the appropriate structures and vocabulary necessary to communicate. Errors sometimes interfered.	ASSIM, ASSIM! Speaker used few of the appropriate structures and vocabulary necessary to communicate. Errors interfered frequently.