Oral presentation rubric

1. Oral Presentations 2 points
5
1,5 points
4
1 point
3
0,5 point
2
0 point
1
Language
competence
20%
Pronunciation
20%
Fluency
20%
Interaction
20%
Presentation
20%
Able to organize
extended discourse
bit occasionally
produces Utterances
that lack coherence
Able to construct
extended longer
utterances but is not
able to use complex
language except in
well-rehearsed
utterances
Able to use
utterances that has
some structure
Dependent on
rehearsed or
formulaic phrases
with limited
extended discourse
Only able to
produce very limited
discourse
Although
pronunciation is
easily understood,
L1 features may be
intrusive
Pronunciation is
generally
intelligible, but L1
features may put a
strain on the listener
Pronunciation is a bit
strong and
in
fl
uences by L1
Pronunciation is
heavily in
fl
uenced
by L1 features and
may at times be
dif
fi
cult to
understand
Very strong
pronunciation
Able to handle
communication in
familiar situations
Able to handle
communication in
most familiar
situations
Able to handle
communication but
just on familiar
situations
Able to convey basic
meaning in very
familiar or highly
predictable
situations
Able to convey very
basic meaning in
familiar situations
Does not require
major assistance or
prompting by an
interlocutor
Has some ability to
compensate for
communication
dif
fi
culties using
repair strategies but
may require
prompting and
assistance
sometimes
Requires some
promoting but is
able to keep
message across
Requires prompting
and assistance by
the interlocutor to
prevent
communication from
breaking down
Requires lots of
prompting
Very visual, without
mistakes
Visual containing
some errors
Not that visual,
dif
fi
cult to
understand
Many errors, too
much text
Unreadable
Oral Presentations
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