IB A1 Oral Presentation Rubric
Name:
A. KNOWLEDGE AND CONTENT OF WORKS:
How well does the candidate know and understand the content of the work(s)'' How well does the candidate situate the work(s) within the context of the larger work from which it has been taken or the body of works t> which it belongs?
Content of the Work(s)
(1) little knowledge or understanding
(2) some knowledge but superficial understanding
(3) adequate knowledge and understanding
(4) good knowledge and understanding
(5) thorough knowledge and understanding
Appropriate Context
(1) little knowledge (2) some knowledge (3) adequate knowledge (4) good knowledge (5) precise knowledge
/5
B. Interpretation and Personal Response How valid is the candidate's interpretation of the work(s)?
How well has the candidate identified and analyzed the effects of literary feature in the wok(s), such as diction, imagery, tone, structure, style, and technique?
To what extent does the candidate's response show critical thinking and originality? How precise and relevant are the candidate's references to the works)?
Awareness of Literary Features
(1-2) little
(3-4) some
(5-6) adequate; some analysis
of their effects (7-8) good; detailed analysis of
their effects (9-10) excellent; critical analysis
of their effects
Support/References to the Work
(1-2) none
(3-4) supported by some
references (5-6) generally supported by
relevant references D (7-8) supported by relevant
references (9-10) fully supported by precise
references
Interpretation
(1-2) little; response consists mainly of
plot summary
(3-4) some; some elements of relevant
personal response, w/a
(5-6) generally valid and accurate; some
degree of critical personal response, where
appropriate (w/a)
(7-8) valid and generally detailed; a
considered critical response, w/a O (9-10) convincing and detailed; a fully
considered and independent critical
response, w/a
/10
C. Presentation How structured is the candidate's response? How effective and convincing is the candidate's presentation? How appropriately does the candidate integrate supporting references to the work(s)?
Structure
(1-2) little evidence
(3-4) some evidence
(5-6) adequate
(7-8) clear and logical
(9-10) purposeful and
effective
Coherence of Presentation (1-2) little attempt toward coherence and focus (3-4) some attempt coherence; not always focused (5-6) generally focused; presented in coherent,
efffective manner (7-8) focused; presented in clear, coherent,
effective, convincing manner (9-10) focused, coherent; presented in very
effective, persuasive manner
Integration of Supporting References
(1-2) few references to work(s)
(3-4) not appropriately integrated into
presentation (5-6) sometimes appropriately
integrated
(7-8) appropriately integrated (9-10) well integrated
/10
D. Use Of Language How accurate, dear, and precise is the language used by the candidate? How appropriate is the candidate's choice of register end style for the occasion?
Speech/Expression
(1) not readily comprehensible; many
lapses in grammar
(2) some clarity and coherence;
some degree of grammatical
accuracy (3) clear, appropriate to occasion; a
few lapses in grammar (4) clear, varied, precise, appropriate;
no significant lapses in grammar (5) clear, varied, precise, concise,
appropriate; no significant lapses
in grammar
Register/Style
(1-2) no recognizable attempt (3) attempt to use appropriate
register (4) appropriate register and
style (5) effective choice of register
and style
Vocabulary
(1) rarely accurate/appropriate (2-3) sometimes appropriate for
literary discussion (4) some literary terms used
appropriately (5) precise use of wide vocabulary;
literary terms used appropriately
10 September 2012
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