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Drama. Improvisation Rubric
Drama. Improvisation Rubric
Rubric Code:
B2W37CA
By
Hekiert
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Improvisation Rubric
Exceeds Expectations
4 pts
Meets Expectations
3 pts
Approaching expectations
2 pts
Below Expectations
1 pts
Facial Expressions
Exceeds Expectations
Student displayed appropriate facial expressions that allowed viewers to sense emotions throughout short improvisation.
Meets Expectations
Student was able to provide facial expressions to demonstrate emotions with little difficulty throughout short improvisation.
Approaching expectations
Students was able to provide some facial expressions to demonstrate emotions throughout short improvisation.
Below Expectations
Student did not provide appropriate facial expressions to demonstrate emotions throughout short improvisation
Body Language/movement
Exceeds Expectations
Student used body language and/or movement to demonstrate emotions throughout the whole improvisation. Did not turn his/her back to the audience
Meets Expectations
Student used body language and/or body movement to demonstrate emotions during most of the improvisation, may have turned his/her back shortly towards the audience.
Approaching expectations
Student used body language and/or body movement to demonstrate emotions rarely and turned his/her back to the audience several times.
Below Expectations
Student did not use any body language/movement to demonstrate emotions, back was almost always turned to the audience.
Participation
Exceeds Expectations
Student actively participates with a positive attitude all of the time and takes role seriously without any distractions.
Meets Expectations
Student actively participates, demonstrates a positive attitude and takes his/her role seriously most of the time.
Approaching expectations
Student participates with some reluctance, takes his/her role seriously some of the time.
Below Expectations
Student does not want to participate, has a negative attitude,does not take his/her role seriously
Follows directions/Cues
Exceeds Expectations
Is constantly following directions and is always on cue.
Meets Expectations
Follows directions most of the time, is able to follow cues
Approaching expectations
Follows directions some of the time, does not follow all of cues.
Below Expectations
Does not follow directions, did not know what to do when cued.
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Arts and Design
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