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Our gap experience

School life in different countries

To present and persuade your classmates that your gap idea is the best!

Rubric Code: YC3X5A

By ljwood_99

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: (none)

Our gap experience
	1/2 - Poor (N/A)	2/3 - Ok/Good (N/A)	4 - Very Good (N/A)	5 - Excellent (N/A)
Written presentation	1/2 - Poor Content is poor/very poor, lots of things are not included Vocabulary is very basic. Information is disorganised No effort/little effort made with presentation, images etc	2/3 - Ok/Good Content is ok/good but some things are not included. Vocabulary is basic to good Information is sometimes disorganised Presentation includes a few images etc	4 - Very Good Content is very good Most information is well organised Vocabulary is very good Attractive presentation with good use of images etc	5 - Excellent Content is excellent Information is very well organised Vocabulary is excellent. Very attractive presentation with excellent use of images etc
Oral presentation	1/2 - Poor Presentation not natural Pronunciation, lexical and grammatical errors affect understanding Diffucult to understand Doesn't use key words to explain Reads text Doesn't use language of persuasion	2/3 - Ok/Good Presentation sometimes natural Sometimes explains things clearly Pronunciation, lexical and grammatical errors only sometimes affect understanding Sometimes uses key words to explain Sometimes reads text Sometimes uses language of persuasion	4 - Very Good Presentation quite natural Explain things well Pronunciation, lexical and grammatical errors rarely affect understanding Uses key words to explain most of the time Only very occasionally reads text Good use of language of persuasion	5 - Excellent Natural presentation Explains things very clearly Pronunciation, lexical and grammatical errors don't affect understanding Uses key words but never reads. Excellent use of language of persuasion