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10-9
8-6
Preparedness
Comprehensibility
Student
is
completely
prepared
and
has
obviously
rehearsed.
Students
speech
is
comprehensible
and
contains
few
errors
that
impede
meaning.
Shows
a
full
understanding
of
the
topic.
Uses
appropriate
vocabulary.
Speaks
clearly
and
distinctly
all
(100-95%)
the
time,
and
mispronounces
no
words.
Uses
appropriate
fillers
and
discourse
markers
as
needed.
Oral
speech
flows
well.
Student
seems
pretty
prepared
but
might
have
needed
a
couple
more
rehearsals.
Student
presentation
is
mostly
comprehensible
with
minor
errors
that
interfere
with
meaning.
Shows
a
good
understanding
of
the
topic.
Uses
mostly
appropriate
vocabulary.
Speaks
clearly
and
distinctly
all
(100-95%)
the
time,
but
mispronounces
one
word.
Uses
appropriate
fillers
and
discourse
markers
as
needed.
Oral
speech
has
some
dysfluencies
but
they
do
not
detract
from
overall
presentation.
5-4
3-1
Student
does
not
seem
at
all
prepared
to
present.
Student
presentation
is
almost
entirely
incomprehensible
and
difficult
to
follow.
Does
not
seem
to
understand
the
topic
very
well.
Does
not
demonstrate
understanding
of
relevant
vocabulary.
Often
mumbles
or
can
not
be
understood
OR
mispronounces
more
than
one
word.
Does
not
use
appropriate
fillers
and
discourse
markers;
uses
English
words
or
interjections.
Oral
speech
is
fragmented
by
dysfluencies.
NOTA
Content
Speaks Clearly
Fluency
The student is somewhat prepared, but it is clear that rehearsal was lacking. Student presentation is difficult to understand due to language and pronunciation errors that interfere with meaning. Shows a good understanding of parts of the topic but lacks important or key vocabulary words or phrases. Speaks clearly and distinctly most (94-85%) of the time. Mispronounces no more than one word. Rarely uses appropriate fillers and discourse markers. Oral speech is fragmented by dysfluencies.
TOTAL
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