This document provides a rubric for evaluating student recitations of poems. It outlines criteria for mastery, clarity and expression, and interpretation. For each criterion, it describes the requirements for ratings of excellent, good, fair, and weak. For example, for mastery an excellent rating requires memorizing the entire poem without error, while a weak rating means the student did not memorize the poem. The rubric provides a structured way to assess students' recitation skills in several important dimensions.
This document provides a rubric for evaluating student recitations of poems. It outlines criteria for mastery, clarity and expression, and interpretation. For each criterion, it describes the requirements for ratings of excellent, good, fair, and weak. For example, for mastery an excellent rating requires memorizing the entire poem without error, while a weak rating means the student did not memorize the poem. The rubric provides a structured way to assess students' recitation skills in several important dimensions.
This document provides a rubric for evaluating student recitations of poems. It outlines criteria for mastery, clarity and expression, and interpretation. For each criterion, it describes the requirements for ratings of excellent, good, fair, and weak. For example, for mastery an excellent rating requires memorizing the entire poem without error, while a weak rating means the student did not memorize the poem. The rubric provides a structured way to assess students' recitation skills in several important dimensions.
This document provides a rubric for evaluating student recitations of poems. It outlines criteria for mastery, clarity and expression, and interpretation. For each criterion, it describes the requirements for ratings of excellent, good, fair, and weak. For example, for mastery an excellent rating requires memorizing the entire poem without error, while a weak rating means the student did not memorize the poem. The rubric provides a structured way to assess students' recitation skills in several important dimensions.
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English 2
RUBRICS FOR POEM RECITATION
10 8 6 4 Mastery Excellent Good Fair Weak The student has The student has The student has The student has not memorized the memorized entire memorized entire memorized the entire poem and is poem and is able to poem and is able to poem. able to present it present with just present, however without error. one error from makes three+ which h/she errors and doesn't recovers. recover.
Clarity and Excellent Good Fair Weak
Expression The student speaks The student speaks The student speaks The student does clearly, distinctly, clearly and clearly but is, at not speak clearly, and with distinctly. Some times, indistinct, mispronounces appropriate and minor lapses in too quiet, and/or words and is varied pitch and pitch, tone and pitch was rarely inaudible to the tone modulation. volume OR the used OR the audience. Spoken in Recites loudly emotion conveyed emotion it monotone. enough for all to did not always fit conveyed often did hear throughout the the content OR not fit the content. presentation. emphasis uneven.
Interpretation Excellent Good Fair Weak
(including physical Student employs Student employs Presentation is The student proper posture and proper posture and lacking in two or slouches, looks presence, pacing, gestures, is relaxed gestures, is relaxed more of the uncomfortable and and pausing) and confident, and and confident, and criteria. makes no effective maintains maintains Pauses and pacing contact with the appropriate appropriate were not effective audience at all. audience contact. audience contact in improving Tension and The student uses most of the time or meaning and/or nervousness is pauses and pace is lacking in one of dramatic effect. obvious. effectively to these elements. Pauses at ends of communicate The students uses lines rather than at meaning and/or pauses and pacing punctuation marks. enhance dramatic to communicate Delivery is in impact of the meaning and/or bursts. poem. enhance dramatic impact of the poem.
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