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ESL Speaking Assessment Rubric

The document outlines a rubric for assessing speaking skills in 4 criteria: 1) Grammar and vocabulary 2) Pronunciation 3) Discourse management 4) Interactive communication It provides descriptors for performance at four levels (Inadequate, Needs improvement, Meets expectations, Exceeds expectations) for each of the four criteria. Scores range from 0.5 to 2.0.
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ESL Speaking Assessment Rubric

The document outlines a rubric for assessing speaking skills in 4 criteria: 1) Grammar and vocabulary 2) Pronunciation 3) Discourse management 4) Interactive communication It provides descriptors for performance at four levels (Inadequate, Needs improvement, Meets expectations, Exceeds expectations) for each of the four criteria. Scores range from 0.5 to 2.0.
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  • Speaking Rubrics – Speaking

SPEAKING RUBRICS – SPEAKING

Part 1: Social interaction (25%)

Part 2: Topic Development (40%)

Part 3: Follow-up discussion (35%)

Students are assessed on their own individual performance and not in relation to each other, according to the
following four analytical criteria: Grammar and vocabulary, pronunciation, discourse management, and
communication strategies.

CRITERIA 0.5 - Inadequate 1.0 – Needs 1.5 – Meets expectation 2.0 – Exceeds
improvement expectations
1. Grammar - Uses only basic, simple - Uses limited - Uses varied vocabulary - Uses appropriate
and vocabulary and vocabulary and and expressions and makes expressions and a wide
Vocabulary expressions. expressions and makes only few errors in word range of vocabulary
- Sometimes uses frequent errors in word choice learned in and out of class.
inadequate vocabulary, choice. - Uses a variety of - Uses many different
which hinders the student - Does not try to expand sentence structures but structures depending on
from responding vocabulary and makes some errors contexts with only a few
properly. expressions. grammatical errors
- Uses only basic - Uses basic structures
structures and makes with only few errors
frequent errors - Attempt to use a variety
of structures but make
frequent errors.
2. - Frequent problems with - Pronunciation, rhythm - Pronunciation, rhythm Pronunciation, rhythm and
Pronunciation pronunciation and and intonation errors and intonation are almost intonation are almost
intonation. sometimes make it clear and accurate, but always clear and accurate
- Voice is too quiet to difficult to understand only occasionally difficult
hear. the student to understand
- Hard to understand
3. Discourse - Only short utterances - Attempts are made to - Long utterances are - Students can produce
Management with isolated words and produce longer frequently produced with extended stretches of
phrases are made. utterances, but some repetition. language despite some
- Only a few basic sometimes - Most basic cohesive hesitation, which does not
cohesive devices are inappropriately. devices are used impede comprehensibility.
used but repeated. - There is some effectively with minor - Attempts are made to use
- Frequent hesitation hesitation, but this does errors. more complex cohesive
impedes not always affect - Hesitation does not devices, sometimes
comprehensibility. comprehensibility. impede comprehensibility. inappropriately.
- Links only basic - Topics partly - Utterances are mostly - Develops topic fully and
sentences; breakdown of developed; not always relevant to the questions / coherently with little
coherence evident concluded logically topics. repetition and hesitation
- Produce simple speech - Most information is
fluently, but loses linked coherently with
coherence in complex clear development despite
communication some hesitation and
repetition.
4. Interactive - Ideas and purpose is not - Tries to communicate, - Focus on the - Give clear ideas.
communication clear; usually does not but sometimes doesn’t conversation most of the - Communicates
respond appropriately or respond appropriately. time and communicate effectively; almost always
clearly and as a result, Sometimes ideas are not effectively; generally responds appropriately.
needs a lot of help clear and hard to responds appropriately and - Keep the conversation
communicating. understand tries to develop the going by asking follow-up
interaction questions.

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