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Speaking Rubric A1 ELD 1 (A1) Speaking Rubric Speaking Rubric Assessment Rubric Code: C249796 By SoleilHeimz Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Exam Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate

ELD 1 (A1) Speaking Rubric
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Pronunciation & Clarity 4 pts	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 understandable with errors that did not interfere with comprehension.
Fluency 4 pts	Poor Student was able to ask or respond to questions but with significant hesitation and pauses. Answers were awkward and incomprehensible.	Fair Pausing and hesitations interfered with the audience's understanding of the response. Answers were awkward and incomprehensible to understand at times	Good Pausing and hesitations did not interfere with the audience's ability to comprehend the speaker's message.	Excellent Students were able to communicate clearly with no difficulty. Answers were clear and comprehensible.
Grammar and Vocabulary 4 pts	Poor Student used a minimal amount (1 or 2 words) of the grammar and vocabulary of the lesson.	Fair Student used a sufficient amount of the grammar and vocabulary of the lesson.	Good Student used some of the grammar and vocabulary of the lesson.	Excellent Student was able to use vocabulary and structure of the lesson. It is clear that the student will use the material outside in real life application.
Comprehension 4 pts	Poor Student answered the question but not related to the question. The answer was very limited to one or two words.	Fair Student showed partial understanding of the question.The answer was quite limited and left the audience with more questions then answers.	Good Student showed a good understanding of the question.The answer was quite limited and left the audience with more questions then answers.	Excellent The student fully understood the question(s) asked and answered completely and with details and enthusiasm.