RUBRIC for scoring a read-a-loud tape

Poor

1

Average

2

Above
Average
3

Excellent

4

Score

TAPE
HARDWARE

 

 

*no i.d.
*no case
*i.d. on either case or cassette
*no case
*i.d. for case and cassette
*case
*no annotation
*clear i.d. of cassette
*clear i.d. of case
*carrying case attached to book
*insert with book annotation

I.D.
OF READER and
BOOK

 
*no i.d. of either book or reader *i.d. of book *i.d. of book and reader
but only partial info on book
*reader's name
*date of reading
*full book i.d.
(title/author/ill/publisher/date)

PACE OF
READING

 

 

 

*too fast to understand *average speed but without any fluctuation for story content *minimal range of change in pacing *careful modulation of pacing...increase and decrease according to content
   (but not TOO fast!)

PUNCTUATION/
PAUSE OF 
READER 

 

 

*none *basic required punctuation *use of pause and punctuation to add excitement *animated use of punctuation and pause without detracting from flow of story
*obvious enjoyment of reader

ENTHUSIASM/
EXPRESSION
DRAMA OF READING

 
*monotone *enough to create some interest in story
*expression which grabs the reader to listen again *expression and drama to grab the reader, demand a second listening, and lead the reader to the book
*dramatic quality of reading that does not detract from story

ACCURACY OF READER *more than 10 word errors *3-10 errors *2 or less errors *NO errors -- complete correspondence with text
PRONUNCIATION *more than 10 words mispronounced *3-10
errors
*2 or less
errors
*NO errors
All words read correctly and with clarityi

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