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CULTURAL PROJECT Lesson 4

CULTURAL PROJECT

Students will present a piece of work related to a specific culture.

Rubric Code: C2WW4BW

By AUREOLAMEZCLADA

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: (none)

Cultural Project Presentation on ...... Topic: Intercultural communication
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 20 pts	Good 30 pts
Informative Does the presentation give the vital information you need to learn about the culture.	Poor Does not give complete or true information. Leaves out vital information	Fair Gives some information, may include generalities instead of details, may/may not cover all areas needed	Good Gives good, detailed, well-documented information one would need.
Culture Students provide a cultural experience when presenting their PowerPoint, poster, or other visual.	Poor Speaker did not provide cultural experience.	Fair Speaker mostly provided something cultural.	Good Cultural experience exceeded.
Grammatical and Lexical resources The person shows command of the grammatical structures and shows lexical competence.	Poor There are grammatical mistakes from lower levels and the level intended . The vocabulary is very poor and not specific at all.	Fair No grammatical errors from lower levels and few from the level intended. Some specific vocabulary is introduced and is relevant to the ideas expressed.	Good No grammatical errors at all.Although there might be some errors from higher levels. All the vocabulary is correctly used ;relevant and specific of the topic.
Pronunciation The pronunciation of words is in keeping with the level intended.	Poor Hard to hear or understand. Words are misspronounced.	Fair Generally understandable.Can say most of the words correctly.	Good Pronunciation is excellent although there might be some mistakes on words from higher levels.
Timing of the presentation The most relevant info has to be relayed in a time slot of 15 minutes.	Poor Way too long or way too short (under 5 minutes or longer than 20 minutes)	Fair Stays within the time frame (15 minutes or just a bit longer).	Good The timing is (almost)perfect. (15 minutes )