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Show and Tell Show and Tell Rubric Code: U2372WX By felipetorres111 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Show-and-Tell (Description) Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Very Good 5 pts	Excellent 6 pts
Completion of Task (Description) 50 % Enter description	Poor No item. Does not address task. Does not make eye contact with audience because more time is spent looking at notes.	Fair Item is too small for classmates to see. Presentation is much shorter than 2 minutes. Reads notes.	Good Brings item to show. Presentation is cut short. Consults notes frequently or reads from notes.	Very Good Brings object or picture to show. Describes item/picture for 80% of allotted time. Consults notes.	Excellent Brings object or picture to show. Describes the item/picture for the allotted time without notes.
Language use 35 % Enter description	Poor Use of English words. Halted speech; many pauses. Too many grammar or pronunciation errors make the message unintelligible.	Fair Description lacks appropriate words. Errors occur in basic grammar structures.	Good Adequate description. Basic vocabulary. Patterns in grammar or pronunciation errors. Audience loses interest in presentation.	Very Good Good level of description; connects some sentences in description. Varied vocabulary. Has some grammar or pronunciation errors. Most of audience is engaged in presentation.	Excellent Describes item/picture with ease and words flow smoothly. Lots of connecting words between ideas. Varied and specified vocabulary. Very few grammar or pronunciation errors; self-correction. Keeps audience engaged.
Answering Questions 15 % Enter description	Poor No answers	Fair Has trouble answering questions.	Good Answers are short and full of fixed expressions.	Very Good Answers questions with varied levels of success.	Excellent Answers questions in original sentences. Answers can expand on the description from presentation.