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P-Q-P Critique for Art 
Rubric Code: BX95C5A
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric P-Q-P Memo to an Author
Praise
Question
Polish
  Below Basic

1 pts

Basic

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

P-Q-P

Praise
Question
Polish

Below Basic

Response does not address P-Q-P.
Basic

Response addresses 1 of the 3 criteria.
Proficient

Response addresses 2 of the 3 criteria.
Advanced

Response addresses all three criteria.
Specific Details

Art Vocabulary and the elements/principles of art are referenced.

Below Basic

Response to artist does not have supporting details details from the artwork.
Basic

Response has 1 specific detail.
Proficient

Response has 2 specific details.
Advanced

Response has 3 or more specific details.
Accountable Talk

Use of academic and polite language.

Below Basic

No attempt was made to use academic and polite language.
Basic

Very little attempt was made to use academic and polite language.
Proficient

Almost the entire discussion and writing was done using academic and polite language.
Advanced

The entire discussion and writing was done using academic and polite language.




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