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Levels of Quality
4 3 2 1
Criteria Excellent Proficient Adequate Limited
Participation in Always willing and Usually willing and Sometimes willing Rarely willing and
Preparation and focused during focused during and focused focused during
Presentation group work and group work and during group work group work and
presentation. presentation. and presentation. presentation.
Assignment/Activity:
Specific Criteria:
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ASSESSMENT SUGGESTIONS
Levels of Quality
4 3 2 1
Criteria Excellent Proficient Adequate Limited
Content Engaging and Clear and Straightforward Simplistic and
insightful thoughtful and developing emerging
presentation of presentation of presentation of presentation of
thoughts and thoughts and thoughts and thoughts and
supporting details. supporting details. supporting details. supporting details.
Correctness Great attention Attention has been Less attention has Little attention has
has been paid to paid to been paid to been paid to
correctness. Text correctness. Text correctness. Text correctness. Text
contains contains minor contains errors contains many
essentially no errors, none of which interfere errors which limit
errors which which interfere with clarity of the clarity of
interfere with with clarity of communication. communication.
clarity of communication.
communication.
Assignment/Activity:
Specific Criteria:
Levels of Quality
4 3 2 1
Criteria Excellent Proficient Adequate Limited
Details and Comprehensive Substantial General Unclear
Information information and information and information and information and
specific, relevant carefully chosen, simplistic, irrelevant or
details. relevant details. underdeveloped unsupported
details. details.
Correctness Great attention Attention has been Less attention has Little attention has
has been paid to paid to been paid to been paid to
correctness. Text correctness. Text correctness. Text correctness. Text
contains contains minor contains errors contains many
essentially no errors, none of which may errors which limit
errors which which interfere interfere with the clarity of
interfere with with clarity of clarity of communication.
clarity of communication. communication.
communication.
Assignment/Activity:
Specific Criteria:
Levels of Quality
4 3 2 1
Criteria Excellent Proficient Adequate Limited
Content of Perceptive ideas Thoughtful ideas Conventional Superficial ideas
Newspapers with specific and with carefully ideas with general with irrelevant
relevant support. chosen and and simplistic support.
appropriate support.
support.
Assignment/Activity:
Specific Criteria:
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Alberta Learning, Alberta, Canada (2000)
ASSESSMENT SUGGESTIONS
My name TASK
Evaluate each member of your group honestly based on the following criteria:
EFFORT (motivated to do well at task)
COOPERATION (shared workload, accepted suggestions)
ON TASK (stayed focused without reminders)
SUPPORTIVE (helped and encouraged other group members)
Score 1 2 3 4
Letter is unattractive or Letter appears busy or The letter is eye-catching
The letter is creatively
inappropriate. Text is boring. Text may be and attractive. Text is easy
designed with easily read
difficult to read. It does not difficult to read. May have to read. Grammar, style,
Layout/ Design text. Grammar, style, and
have proper grammar or some grammar and or and punctuation is
purpose all excellent for a
punctuation for a friendly punctuation that indicates it indicative of a friendly
friendly letter.
letter. is a friendly letter. letter.
Information is accurate and
Information is poorly Some information is
Information, style, Information is well written complete, is creatively
written, inaccurate, or provided, but is limited or
audience, tone and interesting to read. written, and is cleverly
incomplete. inaccurate.
presented.
Most friendly letter
Accurate Parts of the Some friendly letter Letter is complete with all
Improper form is used. elements out of place or
Friendly Letter elements may be missing. required elements.
missing.
Style, purpose, audience,
Grammar, Punctuation, Grammar, punctuation, and Information mislabled or Excellent job on
grammar, and punctuation
and choice of words for choice of words poor for a missing. Inaccurate presentation, style,
all fair and indicative of a
the friendly letter friendly letter. punctuation or grammar. grammar, and punctuation.
friendly letter.
Writing and Presenting a Dialogue
Rubric
Criteria Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
purpose the dialogue rarely the dialogue the dialogue interprets the dialogue
reveals the thoughts, occasionally reveals the thoughts, feelings, elaborates the
feelings, and context the thoughts, feelings, and context of the thoughts, feelings,
of the characters and context of the characters and context of the
characters characters effectively
preparing the role makes very few makes some makes constructive shows leadership
play constructive constructive contributions while while planning and
contributions while contributions while planning and rehearsing
planning and planning and rehearsing
rehearsing rehearsing
speaking in role speaks inaudibly, speaks audibly and speaks audibly, speaks very audibly,
unclearly, and clearly in the voice of clearly, and clearly, and
inconsistently in the the dramatic role somewhat expressively in the
voice of the dramatic expressively in the voice of the dramatic
role voice of the dramatic role
role
action uses little movement uses some movement uses movement and uses movement and
and body language and body language body language body language
expressively and expressively and expressively and expressively,
appropriately appropriately appropriately appropriately, and
creatively
SKILLS LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2
Appropriately focused topic with Focused topic with partially Somewhat focused topic or a A lack o
a clearly communicated demonstrated understanding of vague sense of the purpose for purpose,
Topic understanding of the purpose for the purpose for the speech the speech, which require the confusio
the speech audience to make assumptions audience
Clear and convincing command Clear use of facts and information Partially clear use of facts and Confusin
Research of facts and information with with partially developed information with limited or with littl
Analysis insightful explanations that help explanations in support of the incomplete explanations to explanat
to illustrate the speakers ideas speakers ideas or arguments support the speakers ideas or support
and arguments arguments argumen
Clearly and logically organized Clear attempt at organization Some inconsistencies in A lack o
speech with an engaging with a beginning, middle, and end organization and/or a lack of difficult
Organization introduction, a logically and an attempt to use transitions sustained focus throughout the ideas; sp
sequenced body with appropriate speech with inconsistently use conversa
transitions, and a clear and transitions without
convincing conclusion middle,
Uses sophisticated and varied Uses appropriate language and Use words that may be unsuited Inapprop
language that is suited to the word choice, but with less to the topic, audience or purpose distracts
Language topic and audience; word choice sophistication, expressiveness of the speech; word choice lacks is too in
is concise, original, and and/or originality originality and fails to convey an given th
effectively conveys the appropriate tone for the speech speech
appropriate tone given the
purpose of the speech
Skillful use of various stylistic Effective use of at least one An attempt to use at least one No attem
devices (e.g., repetition, stylistic device (e.g., repetition, stylistic device (e.g., repetition, devices
Stylistic parallelism, anecdotes, analogies, parallelism, anecdotes, analogies, parallelism, anecdotes, analogies, of the sp
Devices figurative language, different figurative language, different figurative language, different
types of appeals) greatly enhance types of appeals) enhances the types of appeals) but it does not
the effectiveness of the speech effectiveness of the speech enhance the effectiveness of the
speech
A combination of appropriate and A combination of appropriate eye Inconsistent use of eye contact, Lack of
effective eye contact, clarity and contact, clarity and projection of clarity and projection of voice, projectio
Delivery projection of voice, tone and voice, tone and pace, and gestures tone and pace, and/or gestures pace, an
pace, and gestures significantly are used but without the interrupt the flow of the speech make th
enhance the speakers words smoothness of level four follow
Speaker remains enthusiastic, Speaker shows some enthusiasm, Speaker shows limited Speaker
Overall audience attention is maintained, the audience remains mostly enthusiasm, audience interest is audience
Effectiveness and the purpose of the speech is interested, and the purpose of the not sustained, and the purpose of and the p
achieved speech is achieved the speech is only partially not achi
achieved
Diary Book Rubric
4 3 2 1
Ideas Well-chosen ideas Ideas blend Information is hard Entries dont
blend information information into to find or roughly contain any new
smoothly into diary the diary entry. blended into diary information or are
entry. Details are Details are mostly entry. Some not consistent
clear, accurate, clear, accurate, details may be with the genre.
and interesting. and interesting. vague, inaccurate, Details are vague
or generally or inaccurate.
known.
Organization Each entry has a The entries mostly One or two The beginnings
logical sense to its made sense. In beginnings and/or are uninteresting
organization: a some places order conclusions are or confusing. The
good beginning seemed random or abrupt or conclusions are
and a fitting unclear, but for the uninteresting. In too abrupt. The
conclusion. Lists most part a reader some places a order of ideas
made sense and could follow the reader wonders doesnt make
stories used ideas. why the ideas are sense or are hard
transitions to show in a certain order. to follow.
order.
Voice The narrators The voice of the The voice is hard The voice is non-
voice is personal, narrator works. In to hear. It is very existent or totally
fun, and engaging. some places it is uneven or doesnt inappropriate.
It fits the diary stronger than in fit with the story or
genre. others. characters.
Word Choice Word choice is Most of the word Most of the words Some of the word
especially choices are are common, choices are
effective, precise, effective. In a few vague, or not a distracting or
and very fitting for places they are good fit for the unclear so that
the genre and the vague or not a genre or the they detract from
narrator. good fit. narrator. the diary.
Sentence Sentences are The sentences Sentences Sentences are so
Fluency smooth, rhythmic, work for the most sometimes are choppy or lengthy
and especially part. They are repetitive, choppy, that they are hard
suited to the effective without or unsuited to a to read and dont
situation and voice. always being diary. sound like a diary
suited to a diary. at all.
Conventions The conventions of The conventions The conventions The conventions
the paper are are mostly correct. sometimes often interfere
correct and used to interfere with the with the reading
add meaning to reading of the of the story or
the story. story. make it confusing.
Collaboration The group The group mostly The group had The group did not
members worked worked well some difficulties work at all. Some
smoothly and together. The work working together. did not contribute
effectively was almost evenly They finished, but or the group
together, sharing shared among some did not do finished by
responsibilities them. their share of work individually doing
well. or they had little tasks.
shared tasks.
Story Telling Rubric
CATEGORY A B C D
Tran The storyteller knows The storyteller knows The storyteller knows T
sitio the story well and has the story pretty well some of the story, but n
ns
obviously practiced and has practiced did not appear to have w
telling the story telling the story once practiced. May need
Knows the
several times. There is or twice. May need notes 3-4 times, and
Story
no need for notes and notes once or twice, the speaker appears
and tells the story to and tells the story to a tells the story to 1-2 lo
Audience
all members of the few people in the people in the th
Contact
audience. audience. audience.
The student uses The student often The student tries to use T
believable and the believable and the believable and the story s
The story is told slowly The storyteller usually The storyteller tries to T
where the storyteller paces the story well, pace the story, but the e
lot of action.
needed.
The storytelling lasts The storytelling lasts The storytelling lasts The story is less 100
Always listens Usually listens Usually listens to other Does not listen
Grade 5 8 1 2 3 4 Mark
Grade 1 - 4 Difficulty Progressing Meeting Surpassing
Vocal/Verbal Little verbal or vocal Occasionally demonstrates Demonstrates variety in Demonstrates variety in
Expression use. variety in one or two of the volume, tone, pitch and voice volume, tone, pitch and
Expression monotone or criteria. quality. voice quality appropriate
difficult to hear. Expression is mostly Expression is interesting and to character.
understandable. understandable. Expression enhances
character/ situation.
Effect on Audience Audience is confused. Audience follows Audience clearly enjoys Audience is deeply
performance politely. performance. engaged, eager to follow
performance and responds
enthusiastically.
Focus Performance Performance mostly Flashes of spontaneity and Performance is alive and
inconsistent. consistent and relatively style enliven solid explores the bounds of
smooth. performance. form.
Enunciation Words are not clearly Some words are clearly Most words are clearly All words are clearly
enunciated. enunciated. enunciated. enunciated.
Presentation is Some of the presentation is Most of the presentation is Presentation is easily
incomprehensible comprehensible. comprehensible. understood.
Volume Voice is inaudible. Volume is too low. Volume is adequate. Volume projects well. All
audience members can
easily hear the
presentation.
Preparedness Students have not Students have practiced and Students have practiced and Students are well prepared.
practiced and/or planned a general outline with some the outline is clear and It is obvious from the
presentation thoroughly. details are in place. ordered. polish and ease of the
Most details are planned performance that much
ahead. practice and planning has
taken place.
Total
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