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Journal Week 2 
Rubric Code: F72A7C
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Journal Week 2
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

Journal Introduction

Poor

Does not include introductory information and/or information is incomplete or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director consistently includes:
their last name,
The date on which they are writing,
the number of the entry (e.g., "Journal Entry #7)
Good

Student director consistently includes:
their last name,
The date on which they are writing,
the number of the entry (e.g., "Journal Entry #7) and the topic of the entry (their idea, the name of the thing to which you are responding, or both)
Excellent

For a minimum of 3 entries, student director includes:
their last name,
the date on which they are writing,
the number of the entry (e.g., "Journal Entry #7),
The topic of the entry (their idea, the name of the thing to which you are responding, or both), and
A title for the entry (Student directors can be creative).
Phase 2 - Blocking
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

Word minimum

Poor

Does not include a minimum of 400 words and/or information submitted is incomplete or irrelevant.
Fair

Includes a minimum of 400 words
Good

Includes a minimum of 400 words of intensely focused but informal exploratory writing. Writes generally; fails to support viewpoints with specifics. Note: Maximum will vary depending on the questions prompts given.
Excellent

Includes a minimum of 400 words of intensely focused but informal exploratory writing. Information submitted is supported. Note: Maximum will vary depending on the questions prompts given.
Blocking Process

Poor

Student director does not describe their blocking process and/or information supplied is incomplete or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director generally describes their blocking process. Specific examples to validate their conclusions are NOT included.
Good

Student director describes their blocking process and provides examples.
Excellent

Student director describes their blocking process, provides examples, and validates their conclusion(s).
Blocking/ Paper-blocking

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director lists areas in the script where the blocking implemented differs from their paper-blocking
Good

Student director lists and supports areas in the script where the blocking implemented differs from their paper-blocking
Excellent

Student director lists and supports areas in the script where the blocking implemented differs from their paper-blocking and explains how the blocking evolved.
Blocking in the moment

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director describes how they were able to work "in the moment." General explanation is given of the effectiveness of the director's paper-blocking.
Good

Student director describes how they were able to work "in the moment." Explanation is given of the effectiveness of the director's paper-blocking by answering the question prompt: Did paper-blocking open your possibilities and communication with the actors? Why or why not? Information submitted is not supported.
Excellent

Student director describes how they were able to work "in the moment." Explanation is given of the effectiveness of the director's paper-blocking by answering the question prompt: Did paper-blocking open your possibilities and communication with the actors? Why or why not? Information submitted is supported.
Actor communication

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student discusses and offers examples on how they communicated with their actors.
Good

Student discusses and offers examples on how they communicated with their actors. Discussions of past techniques and newly developed rehearsal techniques are included and supported.
Excellent

Student discusses and offers examples on how they communicated with their actors. Discussions of past techniques and newly developed rehearsal techniques are included and supported. Answers to the question prompts below are discussed: What past techniques have you learned from previous rehearsals/ acting sessions did you find effective? Why? What new techniques have you discovered and implemented and why are they effective?
Director's discovery

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

N/A
Good

Student director includes, yet fails to support the discoveries, comments, and/or questions they uncovered in the blocking section of rehearsals.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the discoveries, comments, and/or questions they uncovered in the blocking section of rehearsals.
Problem Solving

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director includes, yet fails to support and/or offer solutions to the challenges they foresee in their process.
Good

Student director includes and supports the challenges they foresee in their process. However, the student director's responses/solutions to difficulties and/or challenges focuses on emotion and/or elements out of their control.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the challenges they foresee in their process. Additionally, the student director devises a well-supported plan on how they plan to solve/overcome their challenges. *Answer solutions given lies in the student director's control.
Looking Forward

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

N/A
Good

Student director lists what they are most looking forward to in the remaining rehearsal process.
Excellent

Student director lists and supports what they are most looking forward to in the remaining rehearsal process.
Next rehearsal session goals

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director lists their goals for the next rehearsal session.
Good

Student director lists and supports their goals for the next rehearsal session. Student director fails to provide tangible quotes, units, and/or page numbers to validate their responses.
Excellent

The student director lists and supports their goals for the next rehearsal session. Student director provides tangible quotes, units, and/or page numbers to validate their responses.
Phase 3 - Lines
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

Word minimum

Poor

Does not include a minimum of 400 words and/or information submitted is incomplete or irrelevant.
Fair

Includes a minimum of 400 words
Good

Includes a minimum of 400 words of intensely focused but informal exploratory writing. Writes generally; fails to support viewpoints with specifics. Note: Maximum will vary depending on the questions prompts given.
Excellent

Includes a minimum of 400 words of intensely focused but informal exploratory writing. Information submitted is supported. Note: Maximum will vary depending on the questions prompts given.
Punctuation

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director discusses, yet fails to support the function of
punctuation in their rehearsal process.
Good

Student director discusses, yet fails to support the function of
punctuation in their rehearsal process. The student director also articulates how punctuation has assisted and/or derailed the rhythm and tempo of their piece.
Excellent

Student director discusses and supports the function of
punctuation in their rehearsal process. The student director also articulates how punctuation has assisted and/or derailed the rhythm and tempo of their piece.
Choice of words

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

The student director reviews the choice of words, phrases and sentence structure, choice of images, and peculiar characteristics from their prompt-book submission and discusses how the information informed their rehearsal.
Good

The student director reviewed the choice of words, phrases and sentence structure, choice of images, and peculiar characteristics from their prompt-book submission and discusses how the information informed their rehearsal. Specifics such as quotes, units, phrases, words, sentence structure, and choice of images are included, yet not validated.
Excellent

The student director reviewed the choice of words, phrases and sentence structure, choice of images, and peculiar characteristics from their prompt-book submission and discusses how the information informed their rehearsal. Specifics such as quotes, units, phrases, words, sentence structure, and choice of images are included and validated.
Consistency

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director states the consistency of their rehearsal process.
Good

Student director states the consistency of their rehearsal process and discusses how the consistency has assisted in exploring/setting blocking, establishing rhythm, and line memorization.
Excellent

Student director states the consistency of their rehearsal process and discusses how the consistency has assisted in exploring/setting blocking, establishing rhythm, and line memorization. Information submitted is supported and/or validated.
Embracing lines

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director includes a response to the questions below:

1. What progress are actors making in remembering their character's lines?
Good

Student director includes a response to the questions below:

1. What progress are actors making in remembering their character's lines?
2. How are the actors embracing (eagerly accepting and exploring) their lines?
Excellent

Student director includes a response to the questions below:

1. What progress are actors making in remembering their character's lines?
2. How are the actors embracing (eagerly accepting and exploring) their lines?
3. What evidence from the rehearsals/ script can you use to validate your conclusions?
Verbatim/ Paraphrased

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director includes a response to the questions below:

1. Are the actors' lines verbatim or overly paraphrased?
Good

Student director includes a response to the questions below:

1. Are the actors' lines verbatim or overly paraphrased? 2. How have you addressed this success and/or concern in rehearsal?
Excellent

Student director includes a response to the questions below:

1. Are the actors' lines verbatim or overly paraphrased? 2. How have you addressed this success and/or concern in rehearsal?
3. Is the discussion well supported using evidence from the rehearsal session and script to support your conclusions?
Director's Discovery

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

N/A
Good

Student director includes, yet fails to support the discoveries, comments, and/or questions they uncovered in rehearsals.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the discoveries, comments, and/or questions they uncovered in rehearsals.
Actor's Discovery

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

N/A
Good

Student director includes, yet fails to support the discoveries, comments, and/or questions actors uncovered in rehearsals.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the discoveries, comments, and/or questions actors uncovered in rehearsals.
Problem Solving

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director includes, yet fails to support and/or offer solutions to the challenges they foresee in their process.
Good

Student director includes and supports the challenges they foresee in their process. However, the student director's responses/solutions to difficulties and/or challenges focuses on emotion and/or elements out of their control.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the challenges they foresee in their process. Additionally, the student director devises a well-supported plan on how they plan to solve/overcome their challenges. *Answer solutions given lies in the student director's control.
Next rehearsal session goals

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director lists their goals for the next rehearsal session.
Good

Student director lists and supports their goals for the next rehearsal session. Student director fails to provide tangible quotes, units, and/or page numbers to validate their responses.
Excellent

The student director lists and supports their goals for the next rehearsal session. Student director provides tangible quotes, units, and/or page numbers to validate their responses.
Working with Actors
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

Word minimum

Poor

Does not include a minimum of 400 words and/or information submitted is incomplete or irrelevant.
Fair

Includes a minimum of 400 words
Good

Includes a minimum of 400 words of intensely focused but informal exploratory writing. Writes generally; fails to support viewpoints with specifics. Note: Maximum will vary depending on the questions prompts given.
Excellent

Includes a minimum of 400 words of intensely focused but informal exploratory writing. Information submitted is supported. Note: Maximum will vary depending on the questions prompts given.
Units/moments

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director in the stopping/starting actor work sessions, lists the units/moments worked/explored during rehearsal and supplies justification.
Good

Student director in the stopping/starting actor work sessions, lists the units/moments worked/explored during rehearsal and supplies justification. In the written discussion, the student director also lists what they'd planned to achieve. Additionally, the student director states if the goal was achieved by the end of the rehearsal session.
Excellent

Student director in the stopping/starting actor work sessions, lists the units/moments worked/explored during rehearsal and supplies justification. In the written discussion, the student director also lists what they'd planned to achieve. Additionally, the student director states if the goal was achieved by the end of the rehearsal session. Validation is given for why or why not.
Director's Discovery

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

N/A
Good

Student director includes, yet fails to support the discoveries, comments, and/or questions they uncovered in rehearsals.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the discoveries, comments, and/or questions they uncovered in rehearsals.
Actor's Discovery

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

N/A
Good

Student director includes, yet fails to support the discoveries, comments, and/or questions actors uncovered in rehearsals.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the discoveries, comments, and/or questions actors uncovered in rehearsals.
Problem Solving

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director includes, yet fails to support and/or offer solutions to the challenges they foresee in their process.
Good

Student director includes and supports the challenges they foresee in their process. However, the student director's responses/solutions to difficulties and/or challenges focuses on emotion and/or elements out of their control.
Excellent

Student director includes and supports the challenges they foresee in their process. Additionally, the student director devises a well-supported plan on how they plan to solve/overcome their challenges. *Answer solutions given lies in the student director's control.
Next rehearsal session goals

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Student director lists their goals for the next rehearsal session.
Good

Student director lists and supports their goals for the next rehearsal session. Student director fails to provide tangible quotes, units, and/or page numbers to validate their responses.
Excellent

The student director lists and supports their goals for the next rehearsal session. Student director provides tangible quotes, units, and/or page numbers to validate their responses.
Rehearsal sessions
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

Rehearsal sessions

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

Posts from the journal responses include one rehearsal session
Good

Posts from the journal responses include a minimum of two rehearsal sessions
Excellent

Posts from the journal responses include a minimum of three rehearsal sessions and a maximum of 6 rehearsal sessions.
Rehearsal Responses

Poor

Information submitted is incomplete and/or irrelevant.
Fair

1 journal response is posted immediately after the rehearsal/ independent character sessions have concluded and/or before 11:59 pm the day of rehearsal.
Good

2 journal responses are posted immediately after the rehearsal/ independent character sessions have concluded and/or before 11:59 pm the day of rehearsal.
Excellent

3-6 journal responses are posted immediately after the rehearsal/ independent character sessions have concluded and/or before 11:59 pm the day of rehearsal.




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