The document outlines various assessment rubrics for evaluating task completion, speaking, vocabulary quizzes, speaking activities, and reading comprehension. Each rubric includes criteria with point scales ranging from 1 to 4, detailing expectations for performance in areas such as content, grammar, organization, and vocabulary use. Feedback is provided for different levels of performance to guide student improvement.
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The document outlines various assessment rubrics for evaluating task completion, speaking, vocabulary quizzes, speaking activities, and reading comprehension. Each rubric includes criteria with point scales ranging from 1 to 4, detailing expectations for performance in areas such as content, grammar, organization, and vocabulary use. Feedback is provided for different levels of performance to guide student improvement.
(Excellent) Improvement) (Limited) 1. Task Includes all 3 Includes all 3 Only 2 parts are Only 1 part Completion required parts parts, but one included or included or off- (where, when, or two are details are topic. what) with underdevelope unclear. clear and d. detailed ideas. 2. Grammar Mostly accurate Some grammar Frequent Serious Accuracy use of past mistakes that grammar errors grammar issues tense and do not affect that may cause that make the sentence meaning. confusion. paragraph hard structures. to understand. 3. Organization Ideas are Some Limited use of No clear order & Sequencing clearly sequencing connectors; or transitions connected; uses words used; ideas may seem between ideas. appropriate paragraph disconnected. sequencing mostly flows words (e.g., logically. First, Then…). 4. Vocabulary Wide range of Mostly Limited Very basic or Use vocabulary appropriate vocabulary; frequently appropriate to vocabulary some words incorrect the topic. with some used vocabulary. repetition. awkwardly or incorrectly. 5. Mechanics Few to no Minor mistakes Frequent errors Errors in (Spelling & errors in that don’t that distract the spelling and Punctuation) spelling and interfere with reader. punctuation punctuation. meaning. make the text hard to read. Speaking Assessment Rubric Criteria 4 points 3 points (Good) 2 points (Needs 1 point (Excellent) Improvement) (Limited) 1. Content & Addresses the Covers the Ideas are Lacks relevance Task topic fully, with topic with somewhat or sufficient Fulfillment relevant and mostly relevant unclear or content. developed ideas. underdevelope ideas. d. 2. Fluency & Speaks fluently Some hesitation Often pauses or Disconnected Coherence with logical or pauses, but struggles to ideas; lacks flow and good mostly organize flow. organization. coherent. thoughts. 3. Grammar Uses a variety Some grammar Frequent errors Many errors Accuracy of grammatical errors, but that sometimes that interfere structures with meaning is affect meaning. with few or no clear. understanding. errors. 4. Vocabulary Uses a wide Vocabulary is Limited Very basic or Use range of adequate, with vocabulary; frequently vocabulary occasional some incorrect inappropriate accurately and repetition. word choices. vocabulary. appropriately. 5. Clear and Mostly clear Pronunciation Difficult to Pronunciation natural with minor problems understand due pronunciation; issues. occasionally to frequent easy to affect mispronunciati understand. understanding. ons. 6. Responds Responds Responses are Struggles to Responsiveness naturally and clearly to most short or respond; little (Follow-up Qs) accurately to all questions; partially off- interaction. questions with some topic. confidence. hesitation. Vocabulary Quiz Feedback Rubric Number of Correct Answers Description Feedback for Students (Oral or Written) 5/5 Excellent recall and spelling Great job! You remembered all the words correctly. Keep practicing using them in full sentences! 4/5 Very good recall, minor Nice work! Just check the spelling or recall error spelling of ___ next time. You're doing really well! 3/5 Good effort, but some You're on the right track! confusion or misspelling Let's review the spelling or meaning of ___ together. 2/5 Limited recall; needs review I can see you’re trying. Let’s review some of these words again tomorrow. Maybe use pictures to help! 1/5 or below Minimal understanding It’s okay to struggle at first. shown We’ll play another vocabulary game next class to help you remember! Speaking Activity Feedback Rubric Number of Correct Answers Description Feedback for Students (Oral or Written) 6/6 Excellent use of language Awesome teamwork! You and interaction used great sentences and found all the differences. Keep using full sentences! 5/6 Very good communication Great job! Just check how with minor mistakes you describe one or two pictures next time. You’re improving a lot! 4/6 Good effort, some errors in Nice effort! Let’s review vocabulary/grammar how to use the present continuous a bit more clearly, okay? 2–3/6 Limited accuracy or unclear You found some descriptions differences! Let’s practice using is/are + V-ing together again next time. 1/6 or below Minimal understanding or It’s okay! You’re learning. interaction We’ll do more speaking games so you get more confident with the vocabulary. Reading Comprehension Feedback Rubric Number of Correct Answers Description Feedback for Students (Oral or Written) 10/10 Excellent comprehension Fantastic! You understood everything in the reading. Keep it up and try to summarize next time too! 8–9/10 Very good reading accuracy Great work! Just review the part where you missed one or two – you’re reading with good understanding! 6–7/10 Good effort, some gaps in Nice try! Let’s look again at comprehension the sentences you got wrong and find the answers together. 4–5/10 Limited understanding; You got some right! Let’s try needs review reading slower and using the pictures to help next time. 3 or below Minimal comprehension No worries! It was a bit tricky. We’ll practice more reading strategies like scanning and using key words.