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L.O. Travel Dialogue

Celebrity Dialogue

Speaking Rubric Assessment for Travel Conversation Dialogue

Rubric Code: XB6BW4

By JuliaMcA

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Rubric for Dialogue Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Content	Poor Student's dialogue was very short and did not include enough questions and answers.	Fair Student's dialogue included very brief questions and minimal responses.	Good Student's dialogue included adequate questions and responses.	Excellent Student's dialogue included appropriate questions and thoughtful, developed responses.
Vocabulary & Expressions	Poor Student did not include the vocabulary and expressions discussed in class, and/or had a very low level.	Fair Student used relevant vocabulary and expressions sometimes, but with many errors in parts of speech or usage.	Good Student used appropriate and relevant vocabulary with few errors.	Excellent Student used appropriate vocabulary correctly and expertly.
Clarity	Poor Sentences were awkward and incomprehensible at times.	Fair Sentences were awkward at times but still comprehensible. Student made many grammatical errors.	Good Sentences were awkward at times but always comprehensible. Student made few grammatical errors.	Excellent Sentences were clear, natural, and comprehensible. Student made very few or no grammatical errors.
Fluency & Conversational Flow	Poor Student was unable to deliver a comprehensible presentation of the dialogue.	Fair Student hesitated and paused very frequently, significantly interrupting the flow of the presentation.	Good Student hesitated and paused several times, but this did not significantly interrupt the flow of the presentation.	Excellent Student was able to communicate clearly and fluidly with no difficulty. The dialogue flowed naturally, like a conversation.
Pronunciation	Poor Student's pronunciation made understanding very difficult, even incomprehensible at times.	Fair Student's pronunciation made understanding difficult at times, but was usually comprehensible.	Good Student's pronunciation was understandable and very clear with few errors.	Excellent Student's pronunciation was like a native speaker's.