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iRubric: Oral examination - LANGUAGE IV rubric

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Oral examination - LANGUAGE IV Oral examination - LANGUAGE II Rubric to be used during an oral evaluation assessment to freshmen students doing an EFL course. Rubric Code: LB8W8X By CBonavetti Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Graduate

Oral examination
	Poor / NA 0 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
MOTA! - Chapter of choice	Poor / NA The student does not present the chapter.	Fair The student provides a very poor account of the events in the chapter.	Good The student provides a quite accurate and complete account of events. Some important details are missing.	Excellent The student gives a full account of the events in the chapter chosen.
MOTA! - Random chapter	Poor / NA The student does not know the answer.	Fair The student has a very vague idea of the content asked.	Good The student knows the topic, though some info is missing or incorrect.	Excellent The student knows the chapter inside out.
MOTA! Random chapter	Poor / NA The student does not know the answer.	Fair The student has a very vague idea of the content asked.	Good The student knows the topic, though some info is missing or incorrect.	Excellent The student knows the chapter inside out.
MOTA! Vocabulary: intensive reading	Poor / NA The students knows very little about the vocabulary studied.	Fair The student shows some command of the vocabulary studied.	Good The student shows a good command of the language items studied.	Excellent The student knows all the words asked.
Use of English	Poor / NA Numerous serious mistakes. No attempts to self-correct.	Fair Many serious mistakes.	Good Some serious mistakes. The students frequently self-corrects.	Excellent Very good command of the language. The student is able to express himself/herself with ease, fluency and accuracy.
Pron. assessment.	Poor / NA More than 10 pronunciation mistakes.	Fair Seven to nine pronunciation mistakes.	Good Four to six pronunciation mistakes.	Excellent Zero to three pronunciation mistakes.