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Speaking English
Assessment of student's effort and ability to speak English in class
Rubric Code:
P2W7CC3
By
LauraK2016
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Speaking English
Excellent
3 pts
Good
2 pts
Fair
1 pts
Poor
0 pts
Effort
Excellent
Student always tries to speak English in class.
Good
Student makes frequent attempts to speak in English.
Fair
Student sometimes attempts to speak in English
Poor
Student rarely or never attempts to speak in English.
Permission Anchor Chart
Excellent
Student always uses the anchor chart (without saying it in Spanish first) to ask permission to go drink water, go to the locker, or go to bathroom, etc.
Good
Student frequently uses the anchor chart (without saying it in Spanish first) to ask permission to go drink water, go to the locker, or go to bathroom, etc.
Fair
Student sometimes uses the anchor chart to ask permission to go drink water, go to the locker, or go to bathroom, etc.
Poor
Student never uses the anchor chart to ask permission to go drink water, go to the locker, or go to bathroom, etc.
Pronunciation
Excellent
Student speaks with a very clear accent and is almost always understood
Good
Student speaks with a somewhat clear accent, only needing to clarify some words in the sentence.
Fair
Student is somewhat unintelligible when she/he speaks English
Poor
Student is unintelligible when he/she speaks English
Content
Excellent
When student speaks in class, all or the majority of words are in English.
Good
Student code-switches, but uses English more than Spanish.
Fair
Student code-switches between English and Spanish, using Spanish more.
Poor
Little to no English to assess
Subjects:
English
Types:
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