This document contains an assessment rubric for student oral presentations on a unit about music and literature. The rubric evaluates students on punctuality, knowledge of the topic, use of supporting materials, creativity, vocabulary, pronunciation, voice projection, and assigns a total score. Criteria include presenting on time, demonstrating knowledge of the topic, using supporting materials without errors, presenting the topic creatively, using accurate vocabulary, clear pronunciation, and adequate voice projection for the audience.
This document contains an assessment rubric for student oral presentations on a unit about music and literature. The rubric evaluates students on punctuality, knowledge of the topic, use of supporting materials, creativity, vocabulary, pronunciation, voice projection, and assigns a total score. Criteria include presenting on time, demonstrating knowledge of the topic, using supporting materials without errors, presenting the topic creatively, using accurate vocabulary, clear pronunciation, and adequate voice projection for the audience.
This document contains an assessment rubric for student oral presentations on a unit about music and literature. The rubric evaluates students on punctuality, knowledge of the topic, use of supporting materials, creativity, vocabulary, pronunciation, voice projection, and assigns a total score. Criteria include presenting on time, demonstrating knowledge of the topic, using supporting materials without errors, presenting the topic creatively, using accurate vocabulary, clear pronunciation, and adequate voice projection for the audience.
This document contains an assessment rubric for student oral presentations on a unit about music and literature. The rubric evaluates students on punctuality, knowledge of the topic, use of supporting materials, creativity, vocabulary, pronunciation, voice projection, and assigns a total score. Criteria include presenting on time, demonstrating knowledge of the topic, using supporting materials without errors, presenting the topic creatively, using accurate vocabulary, clear pronunciation, and adequate voice projection for the audience.
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Romy Lobos Palma – English Language Teacher
Liceo Eduardo de la Barra - 2016
Student’s Name:
Assessment for oral presentations: Primero Medio.
Unit MUSIC AND LITERATURE Punctuality Work is present out The student of due time. presents his work in due time according to the randomly sorted schedule. Knowledge about Student reads the Student shows Student presents Student presents the topic content of the poorly dominion of with a good orally with an presentation the topic, reading dominion of the accurate dominion showing no signs of most of the content. topic supported by about the chosen knowledge of the cards or texts. topic. topic. Supporting material Supporting material Supporting material Graphic/audiovisual shows errors that shows minor errors material helps the compromise the that do not affect audience comprehension of the presentation’s comprehend about the topic by the comprehension by the topic showing audience. the audience. neither grammar nor orthographic errors. Creativity Topic is presented in The audience shows a creative or compromise with innovative manner. the creativity exposed in the presentation. Vocabulary Poor use of Vocabulary used by vocabulary from the the student during unit’s contents the presentation is reviewed during accurate to the level previous lessons. and contents seen during classes. Pronunciation Inadequate Regular Clear pronunciation Clear accurate pronunciation for pronunciation. with minor mistakes pronunciation used the level and grade Presence of mistakes that do not during the showing no that might compromise the presentation. preparation. compromise the meaning of the audience’s words used. comprehension of the topic. Voice Voice Voice Voice Voice projection/volume is projection/volume is projection/volume is projection/volume is inadequate to reach adequate only for adequate for almost adequate for the the entire audience. the front rows of the all the audience. entire audience to audience. listen to the presentation. Total Obtained mark: score: Romy Lobos Palma – English Language Teacher Liceo Eduardo de la Barra - 2016