English 9th_Rubric for Digital Report on ICT

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Here is the rubric to assess the digital report on ICT. Make sure to meet ALL the criteria.

Criteria	Level 5: Excellent	Level 4: Good	Level 3: Satisfactory	Level 2: Needs Improvement	Level 1: Limited
1. Editing & Creativity	The report is highly creative and visually appealing. Excellent use of digital tools (images, layout, transitions).	Clear and attractive design. Good use of visuals and editing tools.	Some creativity shown. Basic visuals and editing used.	Limited creativity. Few visuals or editing.	Very plain. No evidence of digital editing or creativity.
2. Content: Introduction, Pros & Cons, Recommendations (modals)	Clear, complete introduction. Well-structured pros and cons with appropriate expressions. Recommendations include accurate use of modals (should, had better, ought to).	Good introduction. Pros and cons are present with minor errors. Modals are used correctly most of the time.	Basic content is present. Some mistakes in structure or use of modals.	Content is incomplete or poorly organized. Modals used incorrectly.	Lacks structure. Ideas unclear or missing. Modals are absent or incorrect.
3. Language Use & Vocabulary	Excellent grammar. Rich and appropriate vocabulary related to the topic.	Few grammar errors. Good use of topic-related vocabulary.	Some grammar issues. Basic vocabulary with some topic relevance.	Frequent grammar mistakes. Limited or repetitive vocabulary.	Major grammar issues. Poor or no use of appropriate vocabulary.
4. Pronunciation & Intonation (in video/audio)	Clear pronunciation and natural intonation. Easy to understand.	Mostly clear. Minor issues with intonation or pronunciation.	Understandable with some effort. Noticeable pronunciation problems.	Hard to follow. Several mispronunciations affect understanding.	Very unclear. Pronunciation prevents understanding.
5. Collaboration & Teamwork	All members contribute equally. Excellent coordination and shared responsibility.	Most members participate actively. Good coordination.	Uneven participation. Some collaboration visible.	One or two members do most of the work. Weak teamwork.	No evidence of collaboration. Task appears done by one person.

Keep it up!