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Parents' meeting role play

Students will create a "Spanish video" that will be 3 to 5 minutes in length. Examples include: commercials for a game show, a newscast, a soap-opera, product, movie trailer, etc. The video must include each partner speaking 200 words of Spanish. All members of the team will contribute and participate in the video. You may use others for your video. The final script due 4/19 the video is due 4/25.

Rubric Code: A9AC93

By marmarmar

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Role play
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Plot	Poor Script is incomplete with major gaps; length is too short	Fair Script is complete with a few rough spots; needs more length.	Excellent Script has an indepth, complete, logical story with a beginning, middle and end. Ground rules are established. Parents participate. Key decisions and actions are summarized. the purpose of the meeting is accomplished. There is time to evaluate the meeting
Grammar	Poor 2<BR> There were numerous errors that made it difficult to understand<BR> (8-10)	Fair 3<BR> There were many grammar / spelling errors<BR> (5-7)	Excellent 5<BR> There were hardly any grammar / spelling errors <BR> (1-2).
Presentation	Poor 2<BR> Unfocussed meeting and the agenda is not followed. It's not shown a good teachers' attitude. There are not resources used to support the presentation	Fair 3<BR> Students made a good connection to the agenda but the meeting is not well focused. It's shown a little bit the adequate teachers' attitude. There are resources to support the presentation	Excellent 5<BR> Focussed meeting and the agenda is followed in a believable manner. It's professional and there are resources that support the presentation
teachers' roles	Poor It's difficult to identify the roles and responsabilities given to whom organize the meeting.	Fair It's hardly to identify the roles and responsabilities given to whom organize the meeting	Excellent It's easy to identify the roles and responsabilities given to whom organize the meeting
Video Production Aspects
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Acting & Originality	Poor 2<BR> Missing more than 2 elements or you can't understand or hear.	Fair 3<BR> Missing two of the previous elements	Excellent 5<BR> Great clarity, voice projection, no laughing that obscures scene, speaking in complete sentences. Unique and exciting. Oscar worthy material!
Use of Technology	Poor 2<BR> Poorly edited. Film does not flow/not convincing. Parts are hard to understand or lack structure or direction. Not well thought out.	Fair 3<BR> Adequate editing. Some aspects of film do not flow together well. The end result is convincing but more direction and fluidity is needed.	Excellent 5<BR> Excellent editing. Different scenes in film flow together naturally. The overall product is very convincing and well thought out.
Teamwork	Poor 2<BR> Not all members contributed to the role play. or one or more of the project members contributed almost nothing to the production.	Fair 3<BR> All members al least contributed something. Some members are far less prominent in the production and video than others.	Excellent 5<BR> All members contributed an equal significant role to the film/presentation.
Speaking Requirement	Poor 2<BR> Only one person met the speaking requirement	Fair 3<BR> Fewer than 2 members met the speaking requirement.	Excellent 5<BR> All members met the speaking requirement

Keywords:

Video, Spanish

Subjects:

Foreign Languages

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