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iRubric: Quimester exam: Self Portrait rubric

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Quimester exam: Self Portrait Visual Art: Self Portrait The students will create a self portrait using the grid method Rubric Code: UX32759 By allilacroix Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Exam Grade Levels: 9-12

Self Portrait
	apprentice 3 pts	working 7 pts	mastery 10 pts
approach to work	apprentice Does not work appropriately with a variety of materials.	working Works appropriately with a variety of materials.	mastery Works appropriately with purpose using a variety of materials.
proportion	apprentice Facial features are drawn very poorly. Most of the facial proportions are inaccurately drawn. Drawing shows evidence of a lack of measuring or observation of features. Most of the drawing has incorrect proportions.	working Features are drawn more realistically but accurate proportions are still lacking. Some shapes appear somewhat distorted because of incorrect proportions.	mastery Facial features are very accurately drawn. The size and proportion of all objects and their parts recorded accurately. Objects are drawn realistic and convincing.
skill	apprentice The appearance of the work shows little degree of control for the media and techniques and was poorly drawn.	working The appearance of the work shows a moderate degree of control for the media and techniques and was drawn.	mastery The appearance of the work shows an excellent degree of control for the media and techniques and was skillfully drawn.
effort	apprentice I put very little effort into the task.	working I put some effort into the task, but I stopped working when difficulties arose.	mastery I worked on the task until it was completed. I pushed myself to continue working on the task even when difficulties arose or a solution was not immediately evident.
range of tonal values	apprentice Drawing contains three or less recognizable tonal values throughout the picture. Objects are drawn with dark outline and seldom shapes are defined by value contrasts.Shapes lack variations of value within them.	working There are 4-7 easily distinguishable values in the drawing. Objects are defined with line rather than value contrasts. Use of a limited number of values. Objects are drawn with similar value, creating little or no variation between them.	mastery There are 10 easily distinguishable values in the drawing. Every part of the drawing has been treated with accurate tonal values. Good value contrasts are maintained throughout the picture.