This document provides a rubric for grading pronunciation skills across 5 levels from excellent to no evidence. It evaluates articulation of sounds, prosody or expression, and fluency. A score of 5 represents no interference in pronunciation and effective use of strategies. A score of 3 represents minor interference and generally effective strategies. A score of 1 represents major interference, ineffective strategies, and poor fluency.
This document provides a rubric for grading pronunciation skills across 5 levels from excellent to no evidence. It evaluates articulation of sounds, prosody or expression, and fluency. A score of 5 represents no interference in pronunciation and effective use of strategies. A score of 3 represents minor interference and generally effective strategies. A score of 1 represents major interference, ineffective strategies, and poor fluency.
This document provides a rubric for grading pronunciation skills across 5 levels from excellent to no evidence. It evaluates articulation of sounds, prosody or expression, and fluency. A score of 5 represents no interference in pronunciation and effective use of strategies. A score of 3 represents minor interference and generally effective strategies. A score of 1 represents major interference, ineffective strategies, and poor fluency.
Articulation No interference Minor Major No evidence of
of Target in interference in interference in application of Sounds pronunciation pronunciation of pronunciation pronunciation of target these target of target strategies and sounds: sounds: sounds: rules; not enough /ɪ/ /iː/ /ʃ/ /tʃ/ /ɪ/ /iː/ /ʃ/ /tʃ/ /ɪ/ /iː/ /ʃ/ /tʃ/ to grade /j/ /dʒ/ /v/ /j/ /dʒ/ /v/ /j/ /dʒ/ /v/ and and /b/ and /b/ /b/ Prosody Effective use of Shares Generally Shares Ineffective use No evidence of chunking and features effective use of features of of chunking chunking and prosody of 5 and 3 chunking and 3 and 1 and prosody prosody strategies prosody strategies strategies; not strategies enough to grade Fluency Good fluency; Adequate Poor fluency; Not enough to good pace, no fluency; poor pace, grade hesitations or adequate pace, frequent repetitions occasional hesitations or hesitations or repetitions repetitions LENG1157 Pronunciation Task 1 Rubric (20%) 2020-2A Name:___________________________
Deductions: -0,10-0,5 pts for excessive omission, changing, or adding of sounds or words; frequent barriers to comprehensibility