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Speaking Rubric
Sobre la ciudad ideal.
Rubric Code: Z2XW64C
By Limbacher
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Speaking Proficiency
  Exceeds Proficiency

10 pts

Very Proficient

8 pts

Proficient

6 pts

Below Proficient

4 pts

Does Not Exceed

1 pts

Content

Exceeds Proficiency

Content is extremely well organized. Included in depth information about the city with an abundance of vocabulary about the city. Included ALL if not more that was required.
Very Proficient

Spoken content is generally logical. Most information on topic included.
Proficient

Spoken content is somewhat illogical and confusing in places. Information on topic lacking.
Below Proficient

Spoken content is illogical and difficult to understand in a variety of places. Most of the information is lacking.
Does Not Exceed

Poorly organized. Incomplete coverage of topic.
Comprehensibility

Exceeds Proficiency

Listener can always understand what the speaker is communicating about the city. Correct use of Spanish vocabulary and idioms is prevalent throughout presentation
Very Proficient

Listener can understand most of what the speaker is trying to communicate about the city. Mostly correct use of Spanish vocabulary and idioms.
Proficient

Listener has some difficulty with about 1/2 of what the speaker is trying to communicate about the city. Some incorrect use of Spanish vocabulary. Direct translations of English idioms that do not make sense in Spanish.
Below Proficient

Very difficult to understand the majority of the content about city. Mostly incorrect use of Spanish vocabulary. Word for word translations from English into Spanish without consideration of meaning into Spanish.
Does Not Exceed

Incomprehensible throughout.
Grammar Accuracy

Exceeds Proficiency

Speaker uses grammar correctly. Grammar does not take away from speaker's message.
Very Proficient

Speaker usually uses grammar point correctly. Grammar slightly distracts from speaker's message
(1-2 errors)
Proficient

Speaker makes frequent mistakes with grammar. Grammar does affect speaker's message
(3-4 errors)
Below Proficient

Many grammar errors interfere with message of the paper. Grammar is distracting to the speaker's message
(5-6 errors)
Does Not Exceed

Speaker uses grammar incorrectly throughout.
(7+ errors).
Model of city

Exceeds Proficiency

Speaker prepared an extremely well prepared city with details and extreme effort. Student was well prepared on the due date.
Very Proficient

Speaker fulfills most of the requirements of a city prepared a fairly detailed city. Effort is apparent. Student was mostly prepared on due date.
Proficient

Speaker fulfills some of the requirements of a city. Some effort is apparent. Assignment is completed on due date. Student was somewhat prepared on due date.
Below Proficient

Speaker needed to pay attention to detail and instruction. Little care and effort are evident in the process of creating the city. Student needed to prepare a more detailed city..
Does Not Exceed

Assignment is incomplete.
Fluency

Exceeds Proficiency

Nearly perfect pronunciation
(0-2 errors)
Very Proficient

Acceptable pronunciation
(1-2 errors)...The speaker was fluid in the presentation full of detail when presenting the actual city
Proficient

Pronunciation interferes with communication (5-6 errors)
Below Proficient

Unacceptable pronunciation
(5-6 errors)
The speaker was not fluid in the presentation & was choppy when presenting the actual city
Does Not Exceed

Not enough language to assess criterion






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