Rubrics, Self-Evaluation and Checklists



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Rubrics, Self-Evaluation and Checklists D.J. D.E.L.F. est Déterminé à Enseigner la Langue Française Contact us by email (info@educorock.com) to obtain copies of these pages in Microsoft Word

Writing rubric Name : Date : Category Level 4 (80-100) Level 3 (70-79) Level 2 (60-69) Level 1 (50-59) Level R (<50) Creativity/ Originality -The ideas are original with a lot of supporting details. Intent of voice - The intent of voice is exact, clear and well-developed. Organizational plan Grammatical aspect -The chosen words are precise and well selected. -The organizational plan is well structured, clear and original. -The introduction, the body and conclusion are strong with good transitions between ideas. -Few grammar or spelling errors. -The sentences are varied in length and complexity. -The ideas are original with many supporting details. -The intent of voice is in the process of developing. -The words are clear and descriptive. -The organization plan is logical and clear enough. -Transitions between ideas, the introduction, the body and the conclusion are sufficient. -Some grammar and spelling errors. Do not affect the sense. - The sentences are often varied in length and in complexity. Some ideas are original but there are few supporting details. -Some difficulties following the intent of voice. -The words are appropriate but missing clarity. -Evidence of a plan. - Absence of an introduction, a body or a sufficient conclusion. -Several grammar and spelling errors. -Anglicisms are evident. -Sentences are missing variety in length and in complexity. - Missing original ideas. -Supporting details are insufficient and limited. Difficult to follow the intent of voice. -The words are appropriate but missing clarity. -Evidence of a little planning. - Transitions between ideas in the introduction, body and the conclusion are insufficient and weak. -Many spelling and grammar errors. -Anglicisms interfere with the sense. -Sentences are too simple. -The ideas are incomplete or difficult to understand. -Difficult to follow. -Missing the intent of voice. -The vocabulary is poor and limited. -Missing an organized plan. -Transitions between ideas are incomplete or incoherent. -Too many spelling and grammar errors. -Anglicisms make the text incomprehensible. Comments :

Oral rubric Name : Date : Category Level 4 (80-100) Level 3 (70-79) Level 2 (60-69) Level 1 (50-59) Level R (<50) Presentation -Clear voice, good pronunciation, intonation et appropriate rhythm Creativity/ Originality Aspect grammatical -Sentences are varied in length and complexity. -Speaks with confidence and without hesitation -The ideas are original with a lot of supporting details. Script was memorized. -Grammar and vocabulary are correct with very few errors. -Clear voice and majority of words are well pronounced. -Sentences are often varied in length and complexity. -Has confidence. -The ideas are original with some supporting details. Script was almost memorized. -Vocabulary and grammar are correct with a few errors. -Difficulties hearing presentation. -Incorrect words and pronunciation -Sentences are missing variety in length and in complexity. - Some ideas are original but there are few supporting details. -Script often read. -Numerous errors in grammar and vocabulary. -Great difficulties hearing the presentation. -A lot of errors in pronunciation. -The sentences are too simple. -Lacks confidence. -Missing original ideas. - Supporting details are insufficient and limited. -Script read. -Many errors in vocabulary and grammar that interfere with comprehension. -Grave difficulties. -English used. -Impossible to understand. -The ideas are incomplete or difficult to understand. -Script always read. -Too many errors in grammar and spelling. - Anglicisms make the text incomprehensible. Comments :

Self-evaluation I Got It! (Learning goals and success criteria) to understand learning I understand

Checklist Name of students (Learning goals and success criteria) 1=He/She is beginning 2=He/She is learning 3=He/She understands 4=He/She has mastered He/She can understand the life aspect vocabulary He/She can He/She can He/She can He/She can He/She can

Self-evaluation I Got It! (Learning goals and success criteria) beginning to understand learning I understand

Je me présente Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning goals and success criteria) I can reflect on the life aspect vocabulary (Anticipation Guide) I can understand the song vocabulary (Vocab/Act.1/14) completely using vocabulary from this life aspect. (Act.9) I can use and recognize aspect. (Act.7A/7B) aspect. (Act.8A/8B) I can show knowledge of (Act.10/11) sketches I can research facts online life aspect. (Act.15) tasks linked to vocabulary of this life aspect. (Act.2/3A/3B/4A/4B) and initiative. (Act.6/6B/13) to understand learning I understand mastering

Ma journée typique Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning goals and success criteria) of the life aspect. (Anticipation Guide) I can understand the song vocabulary (le vocab/act.1) completely using vocabulary from this life aspect. (Act.3) vocabulary of this life aspect. (Act.4A/4B) aspect. (Act.7/8) I can show knowledge of (Act.5) sketches I can research facts online life aspect. (Act.15) of this life aspect. (Act.9/10/11) and initiative. (Act.12/13/14) to understand learning I understand mastering

C est moi Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning goals and success criteria) of the life aspect. (Ant. Guide) I can understand the vocabulary of this song. (Vocab/Act.1/5) aspect. (Act.8) aspect. (Act.7A/7B) aspect. (Act.11/12) I can show knowledge of the (Act.9) sketches I can research online facts life aspect. (Act.15) of this life aspect. (Act.2/3/4) and initiative. (Act.13/14/Mon journal intime) to understand learning I understand mastering

Mon point de vue Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning Goals and Success Criteria) of the life aspect. (Ant. Guide) I can understand the vocabulary of this song. (Vocab/Act.1) aspect. (Act.2) aspect.(act.4a/4b) aspect. (Act.7/8) I can show knowledge of the (Act.5) sketches I can research online facts life aspect. (Act.10) of this life aspect. (Act.9) and initiative. (Gr. Organizer) to understand learning I understand

Suivez mes directions! Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning Goals and Success Criteria) of the life aspect. (Ant. Guide) I can understand the vocabulary of this song. (Vocab/Map/Act.) aspect. (Act.6) aspect. (Act.3/4A/4B) aspect. (Act.9/10) I can show knowledge of the (Act.7) sketches I can research online facts life aspect. (Act.11/12) of this life aspect. (Act.2/13) and initiative. (Act.11/12/14) to understand learning I understand

Faisons du shopping! Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning Goals and Success Criteria) of the life aspect. (Ant. Guide) I can understand the vocabulary of this song. (Vocab/Act.1) aspect. (Act.2) aspect. (Act.3A/3B) aspect. (Act.7/8) I can show knowledge of the (Act.4) sketches I can research online facts life aspect. (Act.12/13) of this life aspect. (Act.8/9/10/11) and initiative. (Act.-12) to understand learning I understand

Au Café DELF Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning Goals and Success Criteria) of the life aspect. (Ant. Guide) I can understand the vocabulary of this song. (Vocab/Act.1) aspect. (Act.8) aspect. (Act.6/7A/7B) aspect. (Act.11/12) I can show knowledge of the (Act.9) sketches I can research online facts life aspect. (Act.13) of this life aspect. (Act.2/3/4) and initiative. (Act.3/13/Menu) to understand learning I understand

Une planète à partager Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning Goals and Success Criteria) of the life aspect. (Ant. Guide) I can understand the vocabulary of this song. (Vocab/Act.1/2A/B/3/4) aspect. (Act.8) aspect. (Act.5/7/7B) aspect. (Act.11/12) I can show knowledge of the (Act.9) sketches I can research online facts life aspect. (Act.15) of this life aspect. (Act.2A/2B/3/4) and initiative. (Feuille d art) to understand learning I understand

Bravo! Self-evaluation artiste : D.J. D.E.L.F. (Learning Goals and Success Criteria) of the life aspect. (Ant. Guide) I can understand the vocabulary of this song. (Vocab/Act.1) aspect. (Act.4) aspect. (Act.3A/3B) aspect. (Act.7/8) I can show knowledge of the (Act.5) sketches I can research online facts life aspect. (Act.9) of this life aspect. (Act.4) and initiative. (Act.9/Rock Video Life aspect) to understand learning I understand