Oral Exam
Scale for Scoring Questions
(1-10 points per question)
|
| 0
points |
F
|
Student
either didn't show up or gave up entirely. Student was entirely incomprehensible. |
| 6.5
points |
D
|
Student's
response contained mainly faulty grammar given the course level. Pronunciation
was very poor. Rarely understandable. And/or the student obviously was not
prepared. Was stumped by the question. |
| 7.5
points |
C
|
Student's
response was understandable (with much good will on your part), but contained
several major errors in pronunciation, word choice and/or grammar. A native
speaker who was not used to dealing with non-native speakers would have
trouble understanding.
|
| 8.5
points |
B
|
Answer
accurate and understandable, but it contained one major, or two minor errors
that might bother but not hinder understanding by native speakers not used
to dealing with non-native speakers of French. Response shows a very good
grasp of grammar studied so far. |
| 9.5
points |
A
|
Answer
delivered with decent fluency and pronunciation. Shows solid grasp of material. |
| 10
points |
A+
|
Answer not only understandable
and correct, but delivered with fluency and excellent pronunciation and
intonation. You are impressed.
|
|
 NOTE:
You may use in-between numbers to assign high or low A's, B's, etc.
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