Showing posts with label grades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grades. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Grades for Classroom Interactions (Lecture)

A+ You show leadership skills in class--you are successful with encouraging classmates to speak as much as you. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are always fluent and accurate.

A You voluntarily speak a lot in class. You always listen to your classmates. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are always or usually fluent and accurate.

A- You voluntarily speak a lot in class. You always listen to your classmates. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are usually or sometimes fluent and accurate.

B+ You speak when called upon. You usually listen to your classmates. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are usually or sometimes fluent and accurate.

B You speak when called upon. You usually listen to your classmates. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are sometimes fluent and accurate.

B- You don't always speak when called upon. You usually listen to your classmates. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are sometimes or occasionally fluent and accurate.

C You don't speak enough. You sometimes listen to your classmates. You rarely or never speak in complete sentences.

D You don't speak enough. You rarely listen to your classmates. You speak a lot in your native language.

F Absent. You refuse to speak English. (-1% of your final grade for each day)

Grades for Cooperative Learning (Group Work)

A+ You show leadership skills in your group--you are successful with getting your group members to speak as much as you. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are always fluent and accurate.

A You speak a lot in your group. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are always or usually fluent and accurate.

A- You speak a lot in your group. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are usually or sometimes fluent and accurate.

B+ You speak in your group most of the time. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are sometimes fluent and accurate.

B You speak in your group most of the time. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are sometimes fluent and accurate.

B- Your speak in your group most of the time. Your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and usage are sometimes or occasionally fluent and accurate.

C You don't speak enough in your group. You rarely or never speak in complete sentences.

D You don't speak enough in your group. You speak a lot in your native language.

F Absent. You refuse to speak in English. (-1% of your final grade per day)