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Department of Translation, CUHK

Assessment Rubrics and Grade Descriptors for Individual Presentations


Final grade/mark: B+ (80/100)
Additional feedback: This is an excellent and enjoyable presentation. Very well done, Peiying!
For content, you effectively combined Nida’s dynamic equivalence & Skopos theory to support a more TT-oriented approach. Your analysis of the example is
focused and clear. However, since your example comes from a translation textbook, it will be important to acknowledge any impact the textbook may have had on
your version.
For organization, your presentation is clearly structured and justification is easy to follow. Please summarise your findings in a conclusion. You may also wish to
justify the omission of “shameless” and the translation of “not voluptuous” into “并不怎么繁华” (many people might still consider Manchester, UK’s second
largest city, as 繁华).
For presentation skills, excellent work with clear pronunciation, speech and effective PPT design. Well done!

Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade F

Content  excellent choice of topic  good choice of topic involving  fair choice of topic involving  poor choice of topic involving  inappropriate choice of topic
involving sophisticated satisfactory research and limited research and reasoning very limited, superficial, and showing lack of basic
research and reasoning reasoning  limited explanation of the unsatisfactory research and understanding of relevant
 defines clearly the practical  mentions the practical and practical and theoretical reasoning research and discussion
and theoretical elements of the theoretical elements of the elements of the topic  very limited explanation of the  no mention of practical and
topic topic  fair but limited application of practical and theoretical theoretical elements
 excellent and very convincing  good and convincing theory (theories) in the process elements of the topic  no application of theory
application of theory (theories) application of theory (theories) of analysis  poor and very limited (theories) in the process of
in the process of analysis in the process of analysis  limited evidence of application of theory (theories) analysis
 much evidence of independent  some evidence of independent independent research and in the process of analysis  no evidence of independent
research and critical thinking research and critical thinking critical thinking  little evidence of independent research and critical thinking
research and critical thinking
Organization  sophisticated, lucid, and  solid argumentation with some  limited development of  poor development of  no development of
persuasive argumentation with originality argumentation argumentation argumentation
recognizable originality  justifies arguments well  insufficient explanation or  unclear and illogical  no explanation and
 justifies arguments limited justification of explanation of the arguments justification of arguments
impressively arguments
Presentation skills and  excellent time management  good time management  fair time management  poor time management  very poor time management
audience design  very appropriate tone and style  appropriate tone and style  tone and style not always  tone and style mostly  inappropriate tone and style
 very clear and fluent  clear and fluent appropriate inappropriate  very unclear and not fluent
 excellent command of English  good command of English  not always clear and fluent  mostly unclear and not fluent  very poor command of English
and/or Chinese and/or Chinese  fair command of English  poor command of English and/or Chinese
 Any supporting materials  Any supporting materials and/or Chinese and/or Chinese  Any supporting materials
(PPT, Prezi, handout) are (PPT, Prezi, handout) are fairly  Any supporting materials  Any supporting materials (PPT, Prezi, handout) are
clearly laid out and easy to clearly laid out and fairly easy (PPT, Prezi, handout) are not (PPT, Prezi, handout) are not opaque and impossible to
follow, meshing seamlessly to follow, meshing well with always clear or easy to follow, clear and are difficult to follow, seemingly unrelated to
with spoken presentation spoken presentation and do not always seem to follow, and barely mesh with spoken presentation
 Excellent eye contact with all  good eye contact with majority mesh with spoken presentation spoken presentation  no eye contact
or most of audience of the audience  some eye contact with at least  little or no eye contact  no body language
 fluent and expressive body  good body language, including a few audience members  little body language
language, including hand hand gestures  some body language
gestures

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