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Group Oral Activity
Sales Pitch
Rubric Code:
XBX24A
By
zachholz
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Public Rubric
Subject:
English
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Group Oral Activity
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Content
Excellent
Presentation shows original insight into the characters, themes, and plot of the text.
Good
Presentation shows knowledge and some insight into the characters, themes, and plot of the text.
Fair
Presentation shows some incorrect information about the text and little insight beyond the text.
Poor
Presentation shows little understanding of the text and no insight into characters, themes, and plot.
Creativity
Excellent
Presentation is exceptionally creative and shows a great deal of thought and planning.
Good
Presentation is creative and shows thought and planning.
Fair
Presentation is somewhat creative and shows some thought and planning.
Poor
Presentation is not creative and shows little or no thought or planning.
Language ___________
Excellent
Grammar is completely fluent. Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech always used correctly.
Language is original and effective.
Good
Grammar is mostly fluent.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech usually used correctly.
Language is mostly original and effective.
Fair
Grammar has mistakes that effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech sometimes used correctly.
Language sometimes is original and effective.
Poor
Grammar has many simple mistakes that often effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech rarely used correctly.
Language is not original or effective.
Language ___________
Excellent
Grammar is completely fluent. Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech always used correctly.
Language is original and effective.
Good
Grammar is mostly fluent.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech usually used correctly.
Language is mostly original and effective.
Fair
Grammar has mistakes that effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech sometimes used correctly.
Language sometimes is original and effective.
Poor
Grammar has many simple mistakes that often effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech rarely used correctly.
Language is not original or effective.
Language ___________
Excellent
Grammar is completely fluent. Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech always used correctly.
Language is original and effective.
Good
Grammar is mostly fluent.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech usually used correctly.
Language is mostly original and effective.
Fair
Grammar has mistakes that effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech sometimes used correctly.
Language sometimes is original and effective.
Poor
Grammar has many simple mistakes that often effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech rarely used correctly.
Language is not original or effective.
Language ___________
Excellent
Grammar is completely fluent. Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech always used correctly.
Language is original and effective.
Good
Grammar is mostly fluent.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech usually used correctly.
Language is mostly original and effective.
Fair
Grammar has mistakes that effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech sometimes used correctly.
Language sometimes is original and effective.
Poor
Grammar has many simple mistakes that often effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech rarely used correctly.
Language is not original or effective.
Language ___________
Excellent
Grammar is completely fluent. Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech always used correctly.
Language is original and effective.
Good
Grammar is mostly fluent.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech usually used correctly.
Language is mostly original and effective.
Fair
Grammar has mistakes that effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech sometimes used correctly.
Language sometimes is original and effective.
Poor
Grammar has many simple mistakes that often effect clarity.
Modals, infinitives, verb tense, singular/plural issues, and parts of speech rarely used correctly.
Language is not original or effective.
Presentation __________
Excellent
Eye Contact - Constant
Intonation - Always fluent and appropriate
Volume- can be heard from the back
Pronunciation - all words pronounced correctly
Good
Eye Contact - Most of the time
Intonation - Mostly fluent and appropriate
Volume- can usually be heard from the back
Pronunciation - Most words pronounced correctly
Fair
Eye Contact - About half the time
Intonation - sometimes fluent and appropriate
Volume- difficult to hear sometimes
Pronunciation - some words mispronounced
Poor
Eye Contact - never
Intonation - never fluent and appropriate
Volume- can't be heard
Pronunciation - many words mispronounced
Presentation ________
Excellent
Eye Contact - Constant
Intonation - Always fluent and appropriate
Volume- can be heard from the back
Pronunciation - all words pronounced correctly
Good
Eye Contact - Most of the time
Intonation - Mostly fluent and appropriate
Volume- can usually be heard from the back
Pronunciation - Most words pronounced correctly
Fair
Eye Contact - About half the time
Intonation - sometimes fluent and appropriate
Volume- difficult to hear sometimes
Pronunciation - some words mispronounced
Poor
Eye Contact - never
Intonation - never fluent and appropriate
Volume- can't be heard
Pronunciation - many words mispronounced
Presentation ________
Excellent
Eye Contact - Constant
Intonation - Always fluent and appropriate
Volume- can be heard from the back
Pronunciation - all words pronounced correctly
Good
Eye Contact - Most of the time
Intonation - Mostly fluent and appropriate
Volume- can usually be heard from the back
Pronunciation - Most words pronounced correctly
Fair
Eye Contact - About half the time
Intonation - sometimes fluent and appropriate
Volume- difficult to hear sometimes
Pronunciation - some words mispronounced
Poor
Eye Contact - never
Intonation - never fluent and appropriate
Volume- can't be heard
Pronunciation - many words mispronounced
Presentation ________
Excellent
Eye Contact - Constant
Intonation - Always fluent and appropriate
Volume- can be heard from the back
Pronunciation - all words pronounced correctly
Good
Eye Contact - Most of the time
Intonation - Mostly fluent and appropriate
Volume- can usually be heard from the back
Pronunciation - Most words pronounced correctly
Fair
Eye Contact - About half the time
Intonation - sometimes fluent and appropriate
Volume- difficult to hear sometimes
Pronunciation - some words mispronounced
Poor
Eye Contact - never
Intonation - never fluent and appropriate
Volume- can't be heard
Pronunciation - many words mispronounced
Subjects:
English
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Types:
Presentation
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