iRubric: RUBRIC, musts & mustn'ts

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RUBRIC, musts & mustn'ts

As part of the previous set of tasks students have to carry out before elaborating a ppt presentation about protocol and etiquette in other countries, they have to make a quizzlet where they will have to think about expressions in english which could be matched with modal verbs. All of this within the context of useful expressions about what (not) to do when visiting a foreign country. This is the rubric to asses their performance.

Rubric Code: UXX5B94

By marketsbay

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Subject: Vocational

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Visiting other countries
	Great 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Vocabulary	Great Great use of alternative vocabulary to modal verbs. Clearly understands the concepts of permission, obligation, obsence of obligation and advice.	Good Well chosen alternative vocabulary but with some mistakes. Understands the main concepts.	Poor Poor vocabulary, less than 4 correct alternative expressions. Unable to ditinguish between permission, obligation, absence of obligation and advice.
Grammar	Great 8 or more correct expressions. Almost no grammar mistakes and great use of complex structures.	Good 5-8 correct expressions. Understandable expressions although some grammar mistakes. Fairly complex structures.	Poor 1-4 correct expressions. Expressions are difficult to understand. Several grammatical errors and too basic a use of grammar structures.
Modal Verbs	Great 8 or more correct matchings of modal verbs to expressions. Clearly understands the concepts of permission, obligation, obsence of obligation and advice.	Good 5-8 correct matchings of modal verbs to expressions. Understands generally the concepts of permission, obligation, obsence of obligation and advice although with some mistakes.	Poor 1-4 correct matchings of modal verbs to expressions. Does not understand the concepts of permission, obligation, obsence of obligation and advice.