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Hamlet Discussion 
Hamlet 1302 discussion
Rubric Code: AXC6AXX
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Subject: English  
Type: Reflection  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Hamlet Discussion
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Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Excellent

20 pts

The Ghost

Did not complete

Did not address this element
Poor

Simplistic analysis of the ghost and has limited or no examples. Little or no originality. Does not address multiple appearances and lacks thoroughness.
Fair

Somewhat analyzes the ghost in two versions of hamlet with examples but there is little original insight - may be simplistic. may only discuss one appearances of the ghost and may not be thorough in comparison
Good

Successfully analyzes the ghost in two versions of hamlet with examples and mostly original insight. may only address one appearance and compares both versions
Excellent

Successfully analyzes the ghost in two versions of hamlet with examples and original insight. Discusses multiple appearances of the ghost and compares both versions thoroughly
The Madness

Did not complete

Did not address this element
Poor

Chooses sides but lacks validity or support about Hamlet's madness. Missing examples and details. Missing the soldier scene in the response. does not compare madness between two versions.
Fair

Chooses sides and creates a valid argument about Hamlet's madness. Missing examples and details. Does not addresses the soldier scene in the response. Simply compares madness between two versions.
Good

Chooses sides and creates a valid and supported argument about Hamlet's madness. May not give examples and details. May not Addresses the soldier scene in the response. Thoroughly compares madness between two versions.
Excellent

Chooses sides and creates a valid and supported argument about Hamlet's madness. Gives examples and details. Addresses the soldier scene in the response. Thoroughly compares madness between two versions.
The Revenge

Did not complete

Did not address this element
Poor

Does not define Revenge. Discusses Hamlet's part in "revenge" in this play but lacks examples and details. OR Discusses Hamlet's success in regards to revenge but lacks details and support. Does not compare the two versions.
Fair

Define Revenge. Discusses Hamlet's part in "revenge" in this play but lacks examples and details. Discusses Hamlet's success in regards to revenge but lacks details and support. May or may not compares the two versions.
Good

Define Revenge. Thoroughly discusses Hamlet's part in "revenge" in this play but has few examples and details. Thoroughly discusses Hamlet's success in regards to revenge but has few details and support. May or may not compare the two versions.
Excellent

Define Revenge. Thoroughly discusses Hamlet's part in "revenge" in this play supported by examples and details. Thoroughly discusses Hamlet's success in regards to revenge with details and support. Compares the two versions.
Yorick's Skull

Did not complete

Did not address this element
Poor

Describes or mentions Yorick's skull, but does not address the importance within the play. Does not compare the use of the skull in both versions.
Fair

Discusses the importance of Yorick's skull within the play but provides no details and examples that support the argument. may or may not compare the use of the skull in both versions.
Good

Thoroughly discusses the importance of Yorick's skull within the play but may have few details and examples that support the argument. may or may not compare the use of the skull in both versions.
Excellent

Thoroughly discusses the importance of Yorick's skull within the play and provides details and examples that support the argument. Compares the use of the skull in both versions.
Resoponse #1

Did not complete

Did not respond to a classmate
Poor

Includes one question. At least 2 sentences. Response to student discussion lacks depth or insight. AND Question is simplistic and lower level.
Fair

Includes one question. At least 3 sentences. Response to student discussion lacks depth or insight. OR Question may be simplistic and lower level.
Good

Includes one question. At least 3 sentences. Mostly thoughtful and insightful response to student discussion with in depth questioning that may take the discussion to a new level.
Excellent

Includes one question. At least 3 sentences. Thoughtful and insightful response to student discussion with in depth questioning that takes the discussion to a new level.
Response #2

Did not complete

Did not respond to a classmate
Poor

Includes one question. At least 2 sentences. Response to student discussion lacks depth or insight. AND Question is simplistic and lower level.
Fair

Includes one question. At least 3 sentences. Response to student discussion lacks depth or insight. Question may be simplistic and lower level.
Good

Includes one question. At least 3 sentences. Mostly thoughtful and insightful response to student discussion with in depth questioning that may take the discussion to a new level.
Excellent

Includes one question. At least 3 sentences. Thoughtful and insightful response to student discussion with in depth questioning that takes the discussion to a new level.



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  • Hamlet, shakespeare, english, ENGL1302

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