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iRubric: Formative Speaking Rubric- Vicki Campos

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Formative Speaking Rubric- Vicki Campos 
Vicki Campos
Rubric Code: SCB8X5
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Formative Speaking Rubric
  Beginning

1 pts

Developing

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Above Proficient

4 pts

Completeness of Response

Beginning

Student does not answer the question.

Student may not understand the question word or question.

Student may not understand how to answer the question.

Student may not know how to form the answer.

Student simply does not know the answer.
Developing

Student partially answers the question.

Student uses a word of a phrase such as "Lake Allatoona" instead of a full sentence.

Student answers with a general unspecific answer, such as "in the lake".
Proficient

Students answers the basic question.

Student answers the specific question word (answers "Where does Pierre swim?" with a place such as "He swims in a lake").

Student gives specific information (He swims in "Lake Allatoona"

Student answers in a complete sentence.
Above Proficient

Student answers the question and gives additional information/details (For example: For a question like "Where does Pierre swim?", student tells when he swims, how often he swims, what the lake is like, describes the weather, etc.
Communication of Message

Beginning

Responses are barely comprehensible and frequently inappropriate.
Developing

Responses are mostly comprehensible, requiring some interpretation on the part of the listener.
Proficient

Responses are comprehensible, requiring minimal interpretation on the part of the listener.
Above Proficient

Responses are readily comprehensible, requiring no interpretation on the part of the listener.
Fluency

Beginning

Speech is halting and uneven with long pauses of incomplete thoughts.
Developing

Speech is choppy and/or slow with frequent pauses, there is little attempt to keep conversation or presentation flowing.
Proficient

There is some hesitation but student manages to continue with complete thoughts.
Above Proficient

Speech continues with few pauses or stumbling.
Grammar

Beginning

There are almost no correct grammatical structures. (more than 4 errors)
Developing

There are frequent grammatical errors. (3-4 errors)
Proficient

There are some minor grammatical errors. (1-2 errors)
Above Proficient

There are no grammatical errors.
Pronunciation

Beginning

There are major pronunciation errors (more than 4 errors)
Developing

There are frequent pronunciation errors. (3-4 errors)
Proficient

There are occasional pronunciation errors. (1-2 errors)
Above Proficient

There are no pronunciation errors.
Feedback

Beginning
Developing
Proficient
Above Proficient
Feedback

Beginning
Developing
Proficient
Above Proficient










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