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    The document is a rubric for grading student recitations that evaluates them on 5 criteria: content, volume, posture and eye contact, clarity of speech, and use of complete sentences. For each criteria there are 5 potential achievement levels ranging from excellent to poor, with associated point values from 5 to 1. The rubric will be used to assess students during a recitation and provide a total score.

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    The document is a rubric for grading student recitations that evaluates them on 5 criteria: content, volume, posture and eye contact, clarity of speech, and use of complete sentences. For each criteria there are 5 potential achievement levels ranging from excellent to poor, with associated point values from 5 to 1. The rubric will be used to assess students during a recitation and provide a total score.

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    Graded Recitation Rubric (1st Quarter SY 2018-2019)

    NAME: ____________________________________________________ DATE: ___________________________

    Grade and Section: ______________________ Subject: _________________________

    Excellent (5pts.) Good (4pts.) Fair (3pts.) Poor (2pt.) Acquired


    Points
    Content Shows a full Shows a good Shows a good Does not seem
    understanding understanding understanding to understand
    of the topic. of the topic. of parts of the the topic very
    topic. well.
    Volume Volume is loud Volume is loud Volume is loud Volume often
    enough to be enough to be enough to be too soft to be
    heard by all heard by all heard by all heard by all
    audience audience audience audience
    members members at members at members.
    throughout the least 90% of least 80% of
    presentation. the time. the time.
    Posture and Stands up Stands up Sometimes Slouches
    Eye Contact straight, looks straight and stands up and/or does
    relaxed and establishes straight and not look at
    confident. eye contact establishes people during
    Establishes with everyone eye contact. the
    eye contact in the room presentation.
    with everyone during the
    in the room presentation.
    during the
    presentation.
    Speaks Speaks clearly Speaks clearly Speaks clearly Often mumbles
    Clearly and distinctly and distinctly and distinctly or can not be
    all (100-95%) all (100-95%) most (94-85%) understood OR
    the time, and the time, but of the time. mispronounces
    mispronounces mispronounces Mispronounces more than one
    no words. one word. no more than word.
    one word.
    Uses Always (99- Mostly (80- Sometimes Rarely speaks
    Complete 100% of time) 98%) speaks (70-80%) in complete
    Sentences speaks in in complete speaks in sentences.
    complete sentences. complete
    sentences sentences.
    TOTAL

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