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WebConference: Narrative Tenses - Mystery Story
In Class Activity/SKYPE/
This rubric has been designed to assess class participation, which is key to developing critical thinking skills, listening skills and understanding of narrative elements and narrative verbs.
Rubric Code:
UXB966A
By
Marianapessini
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Public Rubric
Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate, Graduate
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WebConference
100 %
Needs Improvement
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Very Good
3 pts
Participation in the web conference
35 %
Needs Improvement
The student never contributes to the web-conference by offering ideas, contributing to class discussions, nor participating in suggested collaborative activities.
Fair
The student rarely contributes to the web-conference by offering ideas, contributing to class discussions, and participating in suggested collaborative activities.
Very Good
The student proactively contributes to the web-conference by offering ideas, contributing to class discussions, and participating in suggested collaborative activities.
Listening Skills
35 %
Needs Improvement
The student does not provide relevant answers to the listening activities proposed.
Student does not listen when others talk, both in groups and during the conference session.
Student often interrupts when others speak.
Fair
The student rarely provides relevant answers to the listening activities proposed.
The student rarely listen when others talk, both in groups and during the conference session.
Student sometimes interrupts when others speak.
Very Good
The student always provides relevant answers to the listening activities proposed.
The student actively listens when others talk, both in groups and during the web-conference.
The student incorporates or builds off of the ideas of others.
Understanding of Narrative
30 %
Needs Improvement
The student does not understand the concept of narration. He/she has not incorporated the elements of narrative or the verb tenses used to narrate.
Fair
The student does not understand the concept of narration or/and he/she has not incorporated the elements of narrative or the verb tenses used to narrate.
Very Good
The student shows complete understanding of the concept of narration, the elements of narrative and the verb tenses used to narrate.
Keywords:
listening comprehension, class participation, narration
Subjects:
Computers
English
Education
Types:
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