The document provides an activity guide and rubric for an English III final exam. Students will give an individual presentation about their favorite tourist destination, covering topics like transportation, accommodations, prices, and problems encountered. They will be evaluated on pronunciation and intonation, fluency and engagement, and grammar and vocabulary use. The highest score is 15 points across the three criteria: pronunciation/intonation (5 points), fluency (5 points), and grammar/vocabulary (5 points). Resources can include PowerPoint, Prezi, or design pages.
The document provides an activity guide and rubric for an English III final exam. Students will give an individual presentation about their favorite tourist destination, covering topics like transportation, accommodations, prices, and problems encountered. They will be evaluated on pronunciation and intonation, fluency and engagement, and grammar and vocabulary use. The highest score is 15 points across the three criteria: pronunciation/intonation (5 points), fluency (5 points), and grammar/vocabulary (5 points). Resources can include PowerPoint, Prezi, or design pages.
The document provides an activity guide and rubric for an English III final exam. Students will give an individual presentation about their favorite tourist destination, covering topics like transportation, accommodations, prices, and problems encountered. They will be evaluated on pronunciation and intonation, fluency and engagement, and grammar and vocabulary use. The highest score is 15 points across the three criteria: pronunciation/intonation (5 points), fluency (5 points), and grammar/vocabulary (5 points). Resources can include PowerPoint, Prezi, or design pages.
Score: 15 points Day: 12/05/2022 (group A). 15/05/2022 (group B) Competence: Sociolinguistics and pragmatics Objective: Express fluently your research about tourist sites of your choice, taking into account aspects such as public transport, accommodation, rates and problems that may be found in these places. Answer questions about the topic clearly and assertively. Contents: Public transportation Airports Country tours Prices for package deals Accommodations and amenities of resorts and hotels Everyday problems encountered abroad Description: 1. The student must prepare a presentation of between 5 and 10 minutes about his favorite tourist place, taking into account aspects such as public transportation of the place, airports, tourist routes, attractions, prices of tourist packages, accommodation and what problems a tourist may encounter. This presentation can be supported with technological means, Power Point presentations or other digital pages (canva, prezi, etc.) 2. After each one finishes his presentation, the other participants will ask him questions related to this topic. Resources: Everyone can use the tools they think are necessary, they can rely on design pages, such as prezi, canva, genially, or simpler resources such as Power Point. References: 25 Top Tourist Attractions in Mexico. (2022, 20 abril). Touropia. Recuperado 8 de mayo de 2022, de https://www.touropia.com/tourist-attractions-in-mexico/ A. (2022, 18 febrero). 63 Types of Tourism in the World | Complete Guide. ColorWhistle. Recuperado 8 de mayo de 2022, de https://colorwhistle.com/types-of-tourism/ Lee, J. (2021, 24 septiembre). 10 Top-Rated Attractions & Things to Do in Side | PlanetWare. Planetware. Recuperado 8 de mayo de 2022, de https://www.planetware.com/tourist- attractions-/side-tr-ant-sd.htm Tuoropia. (2020, 21 enero). 25 Top Tourist Attractions in Europe - Travel Video [Vídeo]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGV09dUwXo4
2. Evaluation Rubric Template
Type of activity: Individual
Highest Activity Score: 15 points First evaluation High level: Has good pronunciation, uses criterion: intonation and accent appropriately to convey Produce speech with and make the message clear. appropriate If your work is at this level, you can get between 4 points and 5 points pronunciation and intonation Medium level: It is not clear with pronunciation at times, and the intonation and This criterion accent patterns show some difficulties. represents 05 points If your work is at this level, you can get of the total of 15 between 2 points and 3 points points of the activity. Low level: Great effort is required by the listener due to unclear articulation and incorrect intonation. If your work is at this level, you can get 1 point Second evaluation High level: Speech is easy and fluent to criterion: express ideas clearly and concisely. If your work is at this level, you can get Demonstrate between 4 points and 5 points effortless fluency and engagement. Average Level: Your responsiveness level sometimes causes speech and delivery to This criterion become slow, flustered, or uncertain, making represents 05 points it difficult to understand. of the total of 15 If your work is at this level, you can get points of the activity. between 2 points and 3 points
Low level: Your speech shows a broken
rhythm, and frequent pauses and hesitations are evident. If your work is at this level, you can get 1 point Third evaluation High level: Ideas are expressed with good criterion: use of grammar and vocabulary. If your work is at this level, you can get Convey ideas with between 4 points and 5 points effective use of grammar and Medium Level: The expression of ideas vocabulary exhibits imprecise or inaccurate use of grammar and vocabulary. This criterion If your work is at this level, you can get represents 05 points between 2 points and 3 points of the total 15 points of the activity. Low Level: Variety and control of grammar and vocabulary severely limit the expression of ideas and the connections between them, with very basic vocabulary and expression control. If your work is at this level, you can get 1 point