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Teacher Rubric for Telephone Role Play
Student (Receptionist)____________________________  Date: _____________________
Telephone Skill: __________________________________

Observations: The student (receptionist)...... Excellent Good

Not
Passing

SCORE
  3 2 1  
Answers the phone promptly,        
Uses a pleasant voice. (Puts a smile in his/her voice.)        
Answers by saying the name of the business, then his / her full name        
Actively listens to the caller (uses verbal sounds such as ah-ha for active listen)        
Asks caller for appropriate information (name, company, telephone number, etc.) and asks for spelling to record information correctly.        
Finds the person the caller wants, directs the call to voice mail or takes a message.        
Repeats back the information to make sure he / she has recorded it correctly.        
Speaks at the appropriate volume        
Has clear pronunciation with very little hesitation        
Uses appropriate grammar with few errors        
Says “Goodbye” and waits for the caller to hang up the phone before he / she hangs up the  receiver.
 
       
FINAL SCORE
 

 

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