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7/31/2019 Rubric for Quiz on Superlative, 2s 2012 English Phonetics
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POINTS
ASPECTS
OVERALL ORAL
PRONUNCIATION
Overall production of english
language, consonant & vowelsounds, is perfectly executed and if
pronunciation mistakes appear in
the s's speech they don't hamper
communication; there is very little, if
none, effort from the other person
to understand s's speech.
Overall production of english
language is generally well-executed
and with a few pronunciation
mistakes in the s's speech; sucherrors, though, don't affect
communication so much; there is
some effort from the other person
to understand s's speech, but speech
is generally well interpreted by
interlocutors even if there is no
effort to make out s's oral
performance.
Overall production of english
language is somewhat inefficiently
executed and with major presence
of mistakes in the s's speech; such
errors affect communication in a
way that it takes some effort from
the other to make out s's speech.
Overall production of english
language is very badly executed and
with lots of pronunciation mistakes
in the s's speech; such errors affect
communication so much that
interlocutors must exercise a lot of
effort to understand s's speech.
Overall production of english language is
not executed at all; communication does
not take place since s's speech is
severely affected by pronunciation
mistakes. Even if interlocutors make a
lot of effort to understand s's speech, it
turns out to be hardly productive. Or it
might be the case that student(s) do not
present anything at all. Student(s) do not
respond to teacher's and peers'
questions.
ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
FLUENCY &
INTONATION
Overall performance of english
language fluency & intonation is
executed with a very high level of
attainment. There might be few
minor discrepancies related to
fluency but such do not seem to
affect the main communicative
message entailed in the sketch.
Overall performance of english
language fluency & intonation is
executed with a generally well level
of attainment. There is a few minor
mistakes and discrepancies related
to fluency but such do not affect the
main communicative message
entailed in the sketch majorly.
Overall performance of english
language fluency & intonation is
executed with a low and mediocre
level of attainment. There are some
errors and discrepancies related to
fluency and such affect the main
communicative message entailed in
the sketch.
Overall performance of english
language fluency & intonation is
executed with a very low and
mediocrily high level of attainment.
There are so many errors and
discrepancies related to fluency that
they do affect the main
communicative message entailed in
the sketch.
Overall production of english language
fluency & intonation is not executed at
all; message entailed in sketch is so
severely affected by such lack of control
of fluency and intonation. There is also
no level of fluency and no level of
intonation achieved at all in the
student's performance.
LEVEL OF
SYNCHRONICITY
BETWEEN SPEECH
AND MAJOR
ACTIONS
There is the maximum level of
synchronicity (95-100%) between
the students' speech and the actions
indicated in the sketch. All
innuendos of language
communication have been efficiently
covered, particularly the sense of
irony and humour implicitly
incorporated in the sketch.
There is a satisfactory level of
coherence between the students'
suggested location for prominence
and the actual oral realization of
such proposal in this test (70-89%).
There are some discrepancies in the
location of such prominences that it
takes some effort from the teacher
to detect prominent syllables.
Groups are pronounced satisfactorily
well, though there are some
discrepancies in terms of the
separation of such units.
There is an inefficienty level of
coherence between the students'
suggested location for prominence
and the actual oral realization of
such proposal in this test (50-69%).
There are lots of discrepancies in the
location of such prominences that it
takes a lot of effort from the teacher
to detect prominent syllables.
Groups are pronounced inefficiently
for there are lots of discrepancies in
terms of the separation of such
units.
There is a very bad level of
coherence between the students'
suggested location for prominence
and the actual oral realization of
such proposal in this test (20-49%).
There are too many discrepancies in
the location of such prominences
that, even if teacher makes a lot of
effort to detect prominent syllables,
message is still unclear. Groups are
pronounced ia very bad way for
there are too many discrepancies in
terms of the separation of such
units.
There is no level of coherence between
the students' suggested location for
prominence and the actual oral
realization of such proposal in this test
(0-19%). There is no prominence
detected that speech sounds rather flat
and with lots of fluency flaws. Student
does not produce anything related to
the objectives of such test, or s/he is
absent without an officially justified
note. Fluency, therefore, has not been
able to be assessed.
NOTE: THE ADMINISTRATION OF THIS QUIZ WILL FULFILL TE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: 1) PAIRS ARE SUPPOSED TO PRESENT ON THE DAY
ASSIGNED, 2) MAXIMUM GRADE ATTAIN INDIVIDUALLY WILL BE 3,5 I F THE OTHER PAIR DOES NOT SHOW UP, & AND IN GROUP ASSESSMENT, THE
GRADE WILL BE 1,0 SINCE SYNCHRONICITY CAN NOT OBSERVED.
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ENGLISH PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY: SUPRASEGMENTS, II SEMESTER OF 2012
RUBRIC FOR "SUPERLATIVE" QUIZ: SPEECH & ACTING OUT
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