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The document is a rubric for assessing student podcast presentations in English from levels A1 to A2. It evaluates students on pronunciation, use of grammar, and vocabulary. For each category, it provides descriptors for performance levels of excellent, good, need improvement, and low performance. The rubric allows teachers to systematically evaluate students' English speaking skills when presenting a podcast.
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