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Ser vs. Estar Video Presentation

The students will present a conversation, between 1 to 2 minutes long, using the verbs SER and ESTAR.

Rubric Code: PB7X45

By SraDavis

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

SER and ESTAR
	Needs Improvement 2 pts	Good 5 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Script	Needs Improvement No script was turned in.	Good 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.
Final draft of script	Needs Improvement May have been handed in late Meets most requirements Some improvement from first draft shown Many errors in spelling/grammar	Good Handed in on time Neat and easy to read Meets all requirements Improvement from first draft shown Some errors in spelling/grammar	Excellent Handed in on time Neat and easy to read Meets all requirements Improvement from first draft shown Very few, if any, errors in spelling/grammar
Grammar and Spelling	Needs Improvement Uses incorrect grammar (no subject/verb agreement, no adjective agreement, several syntax errors)	Good Uses incorrect grammar (no subject/verb agreement, no adjective agreement, several syntax errors)	Excellent Uses appropriate grammar (subject/verb agreement, adjective agreement, only one or two syntax errors)
Vocabulary	Needs Improvement Vocabulary is limited. Uses some or none of the vocabulary learned in class.	Good Uses appropriate vocabulary, uses some new vocabulary and includes some vocabulary learned in class.	Excellent Uses appropriate vocabulary, uses often vocabulary learned in class and includes new vocabulary.
Verb conjugations	Needs Improvement 7 or more errors in verb conjugations	Good 3-5 errors in verb conjugations	Excellent No -2 errors in verb conjugations
Use of Technology	Needs Improvement Poorly edited. Film does not flow/not convincing. Parts are hard to understand or lack structure or direction. Not well thought out.	Good Adequate editing. Some aspects of film do not flow together well. The end result is convincing but more direction and fluidity is needed.	Excellent Excellent editing. Different scenes in film flow together naturally. The overall product is very convincing and well thought out.

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Foreign Languages

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Presentation

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