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Guess Who? ESL Oral presentation Rubric Speaking Rubric Assessment Rubric Code: L22A94X By EPENASP Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

GUESS WHO?
	Non-existent 0 pts	Poor 0.5 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 1.5 pts	Excellent 2 pts
Organization of content: photos	Non-existent Non-existent	Poor Presentation contains little information badly organized. Material included is not relevant or only a few photos.	Fair Presentation contains some information organized in a logical structure. Material included is sometimes relevant.	Good Presentation contains mostly accurate information organized in a logical structure. Material included is generally relevant.	Excellent Presentation contains accurate information organized in a logical structure. Material included is relevant.
Content: description, clues	Non-existent Non-existent	Poor Too simple, Boring, and maybe repetitive. There are no clues, impossible to guess character.	Fair Mildly interesting. Some interesting clues to guess character.	Good Average to above-average entertaining. Very interesting clues to guess character.	Excellent Excellent content, kept the listeners' attention. A lot of relevant and interesting clues that enable students to guess character.
Pronunciation and Fluency: basic sentences	Non-existent Non-existent	Poor Student's pronunciation was incomprehensible. Student was unable to ask or respond to questions.	Fair Student's pronunciation made understanding difficult. Student took a long time to ask and respond to questions.	Good Student's pronunciation was understandable with some error. Students were able to ask and answer the questions with little difficulty.	Excellent Student's pronunciation is very good. Students were able to communicate clearly with no difficulty.
Grammar: present simple, description	Non-existent Non-existent	Poor Very Poor Grammar, almost unintelligible.	Fair Difficult to understand because of errors.	Good Some mistakes, but understandable.	Excellent Very few mistakes or no mistakes.
Presentation skills	Non-existent Non-existent	Poor Student reads presentation the entire time and makes no eye contact	Fair Student mostly reads presentation and makes little eye contact.	Good Student doesn't read presentation too much and makes adequate eye contact.	Excellent Student doesn't read presentation at all and makes eye contact.