Process-Oriented Performanced-Based Assessment
Group 8 ( Tongue Twister )
Objectives:
1. Recite the tongue twister from memory without referring to notes:
2. Demonstrated proper pronounciaton of words clearly and correctly in tongue
twister;
3. Apply diction,fluency,stress, and intonation while reciting tongue twister.
4. Delivery with confidence, clarity, and proper audibility.
Task:
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers;
A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked;
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where’s the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
Criteria: Excellent (4) Proficent (3) Developing (2) Beginning
(1)
ANALYTIC RUBRIC ( 10 points )
Criteria 4-Excellent 3 - 2 - 1- Beginning Scorin
Proficient Developing g
Pronounce all
the words Minor Several Frequent errors;
Pronunciati correctly with mispronunciati mispronunciatio diction often
on & clear diction ons; diction ns; diction unclear and hard
Diction and mostly clear. sometimes to understand.
articulation. unclear.
Smooth,
natural flow Most fluent Noticeable Very hesitant;
Fluency & with with a few hesitation; pacing frequently
Pacing appropriate hesitations or pacing soetimes disrupts
speed and minor pacing disrupts understanding.
phrasing issues. delivery.
Uses accurate Generally Inconsistent use Stress and
Sress & stress and correct stress of stress and intonation mostly
Intonation intonation and intonation intonation. incorrect,
that enhances with minor affecting
delivery. lapses. meaning.
Clarity & Voice is loud, Mostly clear Sometimes soft Often inaudible or
Audibility clear and and audible, or unclear, unclear; difficult
easy to with making to follow.
understand occasional comprehension
throughout. lapses. difficult.
Shows strong
confidence
Confidence with good Generally Somewhat shy Very shy, little to
& posture, eye, confident with with limited no confidence or
Expression contact, and some confidence or expression.
expressive expression. expression.
delivery.
HOLISTIC RUBRIC ( 10 points )
Level Description Scoring
Recites the tongue twister with excellent pronunciation,
4 - EXCELLENT fluency, stress, and intonation. Delivery is clear,
confident, and engaging.
3 - PROFICIENT Deliver the tongue twister with good pronunciation and
fluency, with only a few minor lapses in clarity or
expression.
2 - DEVELOPING Attempts to recite the tongue twister but has frequent
errors in pronunciation, fluency, and stress. Delivery is
hesitant or unclear.
1- BEGINNING Struggles significantly with pronunciation, fluency, and
clarity. Lacks of confidence and audibility in delivery.