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ESL Role Play Performance Test Rubric
ESL Role Play Performance Test Rubric
Video Role Play
Rubric Code:
EX379CB
By
Saimarauf
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Subject:
English
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Restaurant Role-play
Poor
0 pts
Fair
1 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
5 pts
Clarity
Poor
Speech was awkward and incomprehensible at all times.
Fair
Speech was awkward and incomprehensible to understand some of the time.
Good
Speech was awkward at times but always understandable.
Excellent
Speech was clear and comprehensible at all times.
Pronunciation
Poor
Student's pronunciation was incomprehensible.
Fair
Student's pronunciation made understanding difficult.
Good
Student's pronunciation was understandable with some error.
Excellent
Student's pronunciation was clear enough.
Fluency
Poor
Student was unable to speak during the role play.
Fair
Student showed great difficulty in performing the role play, but was able to complete the task.
Good
Students was able to perform the role play with little difficulty.
Excellent
Students were able to perform the role play clearly with no difficulty.
Tone and Intonation
Poor
Student lacked tone and intonation completely. Speech was robotic and monotonous, showing no emotion or inflection at all.
Fair
Student showed little change in tone and intonation. Speech was slightly robotic, showing very little emotion or inflection.
Good
Student showed good use of tone and intonation, however, the tone or intonation was inappropriate for the context at times.
Excellent
Student showed excellent use of tone and intonation. Both tone and intonation were appropriate for the context of the role play.
Scenario
Poor
Fair
Scenario was not realistic, inappropriate for class, or poorly developed.
Scenario failed to incorporate course concepts.
Good
Scenario was realistic and class-appropriate,
Course concepts could be identified. (One of the scenarios at least; House or Neighbourhood)
Excellent
Scenario was realistic, class-appropriate, well-developed.
Scenario clearly incorporated course concepts; House and Neighbourhood.
Content
Poor
Role play was disjointed in content. No target language or "real communication" expressions were used.
Fair
Role play was slightly disjointed in content. Some, but not much target language or "real communication" expressions
Good
Role play was cohesive: good use of target language and "real communication" expressions. Minor deficiencies.
Excellent
Role play was cohesive and contained all the necessary elements, including target language and "real communication" expressions
Organization
Poor
Fair
Presentation was not well-organized.
The transitions between the role-plays and the narrator and other presentation components were poor.
Good
Presentation was fairly well-organized.
The transitions between the role-plays and the narrator and other presentation components flowed smoothly at most times.
Excellent
Presentation was well-organized.
The transitions between the role-plays and the narrator and other presentation components flowed smoothly.
Impact
Poor
Fair
Presentation failed to engage the student audience.
Presentation would not be helpful to students.
Presentation would be difficult for students to use.
Good
Presentation engaged the student audience.
Presentation may provide some helpful information to students.
Students who follow the advice in the presentation could develop skills with additional research.
Excellent
Presentation fully engaged the student audience.
Presentation would be helpful to students in developing skills.
Presentation would be easy for students to learn from.
Students who follow the advice in this presentation would be effective.
Keywords:
ESL Role Play
Subjects:
Communication
English
Foreign Languages
Vocational
Types:
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