Con ROGER!
Name:Kristina
Assignment Title:Informal Speaking 2
Date:
2. I spoke clearly without hesitation. My pronunciation and intonation was natural.
3 moderately fluent
3. I used Spanish correctly, including grammar and word order.
3 usually accurate
4. I understood all of what was said to me.
3 Generally understood
5. I used appropriate grammar structures and vocabulary in my responses.
3 most times
6. What I think I did very well on in this assignment:Thinking off the top of my head
7.What I think I need to focus/improve on next time:Lengthening my speaking
3 comments:
Presentational Speaking: Self- and Peer-Assessment
Name of Speaker:
Kristina
Name of Reviewer:
Laura
Assignment:
Informal Speaking 3
Date:
101907
The presentation was understandable.
5
The information was important and interesting.
5
The speech was organized with a main idea and details.
5
There were few grammar errors interfering with the message:subject/verb agreementverb tensesword ordergender distinctions
5
The speaker spoke loudly and clearly.
5
The speaker used correct word stress and intonation.
5
The speaker used visual materials as needed:transparencies, chalkboard, posters/paper
5
The speaker used effective body language:facial expressions, eye contact, hand gestures
5
1. Strengths of the presentation:
I really enjoyed the chemistry between you and Roger
2. Suggested improvements:
no suggestions here
i meant Informal Speaking 2
Role Play: Peer-Assessment
Role player's name:
Kristina
Peer's name:
Christine
Role play presented:
Informal Speaking #2
Date:
12/17/07
1. Pronunciation was clear.
always
2. Vocabulary was appropriate to the task.
usually
3. Vocabulary was varied.
always
4. Grammar was used accurately.
usually
5. The role player was fluent.
usually
6. The role player used Spanish.
always
7. Risk was taken and an effort made to create with language.
usually
8. Communication was successful.
always
Comments:
I liked how you and Roger kept the conversation moving through the time. Also, nice use of color in your blog.
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