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Project Scoring Guidelines

Each student will be scored individually out of 10.


Half marks can be given to note a student who meets some but not all of the next bands criteria.

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Little to no ability Satisfactory ability Not 100% but a high ability
Mispronunciation is Some common Speech is pronounced
commonplace, often mispronunciations in accurately with no
making understanding speech but the information misunderstanding.
difficult. is clearly understood. Common mistakes are rarely
Language

Tenses are used Different tenses are used, made. (Plural S’s and difficult
inappropriately. but some grammatical syllables etc)
Vocabulary is very basic and errors remain. Advanced topical vocabulary is
doesnt convey enough Relevant topical vocabulary. present and used in correct
information. context.
Multiple tenses are used
correctly.
Requires assistance from Student speaks to the Student knows when they need
group members to prevent audience. to speak and what they are
communication from Only occasionally checks speaking about.
Delivery

breaking down. notes or is prompted. Doesn’t need to be prompted


Almost exclusively reads Speaks clearly and doesn’t or check notes.
directly from the mumble. Speaks clearly to the audience,
presentation slide or notes. rarely needs the Ppt slides for
Mumbles or speaks quietly. guidance.
Difficulty in hearing
student.
Very few additional details Students content is within Considerable detail is given.
given. the topic. Information is accurate.
Content

Information may be Information presented is Depth of information goes


incorrect or missing accurate and gives some outside of the topic.
necessary depth. relevant details. (For example: talking about the
environmental effects of a
festival)
Slides are poorly organised. Slide images and text is Slides are a guide only.
tionOrganiza

Images and text is often linked to what the students Images are organised relevant
irrelevant to what the are speaking about. to the topic the student is
student is speaking about. Students know when to discussing.
Student aren’t sure when speak and only need a little Students are well prepared and
they need to speak. time to organise speak in turn with few pauses.
themselves. Presentation follows a logical
order.
Speaks very little. Speaks for a little under or Speaks for 1-2 minutes.
tionContribu

May only introduce the first over 1-2 minutes. Provides adequate information
or last slides. May take over from a within the presentation.
May give very little struggling student to Prompt struggling students
information when they do maintain presentation flow. instead of taking over for them.
speak. Information given is Leads the team.
May not speak at all. relevant to the topic.

Even though this is a group project, students should be responsible for their own parts and their score
should reflect this.

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