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Intermediate Conversation & Pronunciation Rubric Assesment
Rubric Code: YX29X6C
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Exam  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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Conversation & Pronunciation
  Poor (50-59)

1 pts

Fair (60-69)

2 pts

Good (70-79)

3 pts

Excellent (80-89)

4 pts

Exemplary (90-100)

5 pts

Clarity
5 pts

Poor (50-59)

All answers were awkward and incomprehensible.
Fair (60-69)

Answers were awkward and incomprehensible to understand at times.
Good (70-79)

Answers were awkward at times but always understandable.
Excellent (80-89)

Answers were clear and comprehensible.
Exemplary (90-100)

Answers were comprehensible, varied, and natural.
Voice/Non-verbal Communication
5 pts

Poor (50-59)

Pronunciation, inflection, and/or expression confused communication. Student may have been very difficult to hear.
Fair (60-69)

Some communication problems arose due to unclear pronunciation and/or lack of inflection and/or expression. Student may have been difficult to hear.
Good (70-79)

No serious problems arose, but better pronunciation, inflection, and/or non-verbal communication could have made communication more efficient.
Excellent (80-89)

Pronunciation was clear and inflection and expressions were used to enhance communication.
Exemplary (90-100)

Pronunciation was clear. Gestures, body language, inflection, and expressions were used to enhance communication.
Fluency
5 pts

Poor (50-59)

Much effort was required to maintain the conversation. There may have been many long pauses OR there were too many errors to understand the speaker.
Fair (60-69)

Some effort was required to maintain the conversation. There may have been a few long pauses OR several important errors.
Good (70-79)

Some minor difficulties maintaining the conversation were evident. Errors did not prevent the speaker from being understood.
Excellent (80-89)

Student acted as a facilitator, helping the conversation flow and develop. There were some minor errors.
Exemplary (90-100)

Student was independent and initiated conversation, bringing up new topics in addition to going with the flow. There were very few errors.
Comprehension
5 pts

Poor (50-59)

Student was unable to comprehend questions. Even with prompting, questions could not be understood.
Fair (60-69)

The student showed little comprehension of questions. Questions had to be repeated. Prompting was required.
Good (70-79)

The student understood most of what was asked of him/her.
Excellent (80-89)

The student fully understood the questions asked and answered correctly.
Exemplary (90-100)

The student fully understood the questions asked and answered beyond expectation, bringing up new topics and follow-up questions.
Content
5 pts

Poor (50-59)

No response to question.
Fair (60-69)

Answered question with very limited answers.
Good (70-79)

Gave appropriate responses but responses were limited in content.
Excellent (80-89)

Presented good content in response to questions. Student also presented questions of his/her own.
Exemplary (90-100)

The student presented questions and responses were detailed. Student used a variety of vocabulary and grammar points to express ideas.



Keywords:
  • French Midterm Conversation Interview







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