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Oral Presentations:
Grading Criteria
Vocabulary
(5) Inaccurate, insufficient for level; incomprehensible
(4) Inadequate for level, errors sometimes preclude comprehension; key
words not prepared
(3) Errors are frequent but generally do not preclude comprehension; or
limited vocabulary - even if accurate
(2) Resourceful, errors do not obscure meaning; demonstrates preparation
(1) Broad range, appropriate for context, resourceful; demonstrates preparation
Grammar / Stucture:
(5) Generally inaccurate, with exception of set phrases; largely incomprehensible
(4) Meaning frequently unclear due to frequent errors; extremely limited
range of grammatical structures
(3) Mistakes sometimes affect meaning, though adequate; and/or limited
range of grammatical structures
(2) Meaning generally clear despite mistakes; good range of structures
(1) Wide range of structures, mostly accurate
Pronunciation
/ Fluency
(5) Halting, fragmented, unnatural pauses make it difficult to follow,
pronunciation frequently unintelligible
(4) Listener must make a concerted effort to understand; halting speech,
lack of sufficient preparation
(3) Discourse flows; mispronunciations are comprehensible, shows preparation
(2) Clearly making an effort to pronounce accurately; occasional mispronunciations;
few unnatural pauses
(1) Language flows well, no unnatural pauses; few mispronunciations
Content / Conversational Apropriacy / Creativity
(5) Little information conveyed, disconnected or disorganized ideas, and/or
fails to engage with partner(s)
(4) Lacks logical sequencing; little substance; says less than required
(3) Topic covered but minimally; and/or limited connection of ideas; and/or
lacks social conventions
(2) Topic covered; limited development of ideas; most information relevant
to topic, at least some social conventions included; creative
(1) Informative; original and well-developed ideas; demonstrates creativity;
and/or detailed coverage of topic
Handout / Outline
(5) No Handout or outline
(4) Uninformative handout, key information missing, presenters’
names and other header information omitted, and/or no sources given
(3) Contains some relevant information, includes presentation title, all
names of presenters, as well as some key information;
(2) Key information included, but not well-structured, complete header
information, lists works consulted
(1) Key information included, good organization, complete header information,
lists works consulted
Adapted from
Jennifer
Leeman, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA 22030, USA |
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