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FInal Presentation with Media 
ESL, Short presentation
Rubric Code: BBWCC3
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Satisfactory

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Pronunciation

Poor

Student had poor pronunciation making it difficult to understand.
Fair

Ss was slightly unclear with pronunciation making some words difficult to understand.
Satisfactory

Pronunciation was satisfactory and did not interfere with the understanding of the message.
Good

Pronunciation was mostly clear and easy to understand.
Volume of Voice

Poor

Volume was not sufficient enough to hear and follow the presentation
Fair

Volume of voice was fair. Speaker was sometimes hard to hear making it difficult to follow the presentation.
Satisfactory

Volume of voice was satisfactory enough to be able to follow the presentation without struggling.
Good

Volume of Voice was good making it easy to follow the presentation.
Grammar

Poor

Ss was difficult to understand because of poor grammar and could not clearly express ideas. 7+ errors.
Fair

Student was able to express ideas adequately but sentence structure and tense were off. 5 or 6 errors.
Satisfactory

Student expresses ideas but struggles with grammar tense. Attempts to self correct. 3-4 errors.
Good

Student can express themselves easily with few grammatical errors. 1-2 errors.
Fluency

Poor

Speech is slow, stumbling, nervous, and uncertain. Difficult for listener to understand.
Fair

Speech is slow and irregular. Ss often hesitates or has incomplete sentences but is able to continue.
Satisfactory

Speech is fairly smooth but with some hesitation and unevenness. Groping for words but can get the message across.
Good

Speech is good and mostly smooth with limited hesitations.
Organization

Poor

The presentation was poorly organized. No clear intro, body, conclusion or poor transitions to the next point.
Fair

The organization was fair. Some ideas did not flow well into the next/ two or more rough transitions.
Satisfactory

Organization was adequate and flowed basically well maybe only having one rough transition. Clear intro, body, and conclusion.
Good

Organization was good. Clear intro, body, and conclusion. Smooth transitions throughout.
Media

Poor

Media was not used well or at all. Media was distracting and it is not clear how it fit with the information.
Fair

Media use was fair. Some elements were distracting or did not match well with the information. Or trouble with use of media.
Satisfactory

Media use was sufficient. Images / sound were appropriate for the context.
Good

Media was used well. Images and sound complimented and/or enhanced the content.
Overall Presentation

Poor

Presentation was poor. Either not prepared, bad eye contact, bad posture, or excessive note reading.
Fair

Presentation was fair. Some distracting postures that indicate lack of practice.
Satisfactory

Presentation was satisfactory. Ss basically had good posture, eye contact, etc. Some note reading.
Good

Presentation was good. Ss was prepared, had good posture and eye contact, and did not read from notes.
Timing

Poor

Presentation did not last the full time or went over the time limit.
Fair

Presentation lasted the appropriate time.
Satisfactory
Good




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