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Prepared Reading

Students read an exerpt which they have prepared in advance.

Rubric Code: XX284B6

By HWorsfold

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

Prepared Reading
	Excellent 5 (N/A)	Good 4 (N/A)	Fair 2-3 (N/A)	Poor 1 (N/A)
Clarity	Excellent Student speaks with a high degree of vocal clarity and confidence.	Good Student speaks with considerable vocal clarity and confidence.	Fair Student speaks with some vocal clarity and a low volume.	Poor Student speaks with limited vocal clarity and very low volume.
Pacing	Excellent Student speaks at a varying pace which significantly enhances the meaning of the text.	Good Student speaks at a varying pace which somewhat enhances the meaning of the text.	Fair Student speaks at a varying pace which slightly confuses the meaning of the text.<BR> Or student does not often vary the pace of the text to enhance the meaning.	Poor Student speaks at a varying pace which confuses the meaning of the text.<BR> Or student does not vary the pace of the text to enhance the meaning.
Language Conventions	Excellent Student uses conventions, vocabulary, and terminology with a high degree of effectiveness CONVENTIONS= grammar + sentence structure	Good Student uses conventions, vocabulary, and terminology with a considerable degree of effectiveness CONVENTIONS= grammar + sentence structure	Fair Student uses conventions, vocabulary, and terminology with some effectiveness CONVENTIONS= grammar + sentence structure	Poor Student uses conventions, vocabulary, and terminology with limited effectiveness<BR> CONVENTIONS= grammar + sentence structure
Questions	Excellent Student is able to speak about the background of their poem confidently and answer all questions about the poem.	Good Student is able to discuss the poem and answer some questions.	Fair Student is able to discuss the poem but is unable to answer questions.	Poor Student is not prepared for discussions on the poem.