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FSH.RET.ART Critique Participation 
100 points total Critiques are part of your grade
Rubric Code: BXC8AC7
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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Evaluating and talking about one's work and the work of others is a critical part of the design process.
  Excellent

33.3 pts

Good

29 pts

Fair

25 pts

Poor

22 pts

Participant Behaviors

How does the student critique others?

Excellent

Student is a solution oriented leader in critiques, frequently offering construction feedback without prompting.

Student is supportive of others. Student offers insightful and specific feedback.

Student waits for others to speak and does not dominate. Student uses prior knowledge and vocabulary terms. Student gives at least two comments.
Good

Student offers specific suggestions and comments on observations using appropriate art language throughout critique.

Student always participates when prompted and occasionally voluntarily

Student offers somewhat insightful or general feedback.

Student somewhat uses prior knowledge and vocabulary.

Student gives at least one comment.
Fair

Student offers observations and suggestions during critique, but participation is infrequent and may not always use appropriate art language.

Student always participates when prompted.
Poor

Student does not participate during critique, or participation is infrequent.

Student declines to participate when prompted.
Student is unsupportive to others.

Student dominates conversation or does not participate. Student does not pay attention or is distracting to others.
Artist Behavior

How does the student receive critique of their own work?

Excellent

Student is able to articulate their process and inspiration.

Student is able to use vocabulary and prior knowledge.

Student is an active listener during critique and does not respond until the instructor allows.

Student accepts criticism and feedback with grace and maintains a professional demeanor.
Good

Student is generally able to describe their process and inspiration.

Student uses basic vocabulary and prior knowledge. Student is a somewhat active listener during critique.

Student does not maintain an entirely professional demeanor.
Fair

Student work is presented for critique, but student may have missed a critique due to work being incomplete at the time of critique.

Student is not able to describe their process or inspiration.

No vocabulary is used.
Poor

Student does not listen during critique or conducts him/herself unprofessionally.

Student work is not presented for critique on multiple occasions.
Quality of Analysis

What is the depth and quality of analysis demonstrating during the critique process?

Excellent

Student analyzes multiple aspects of the work, including composition, skill in medium, artists intent, mood, looks for a focal point, etc.

Comments demonstrate an understanding of the elements & principles of design, compositional strategies and base level artistic skills.
Good

Comments demonstrate an understanding of the elements & principles of design, compositional strategies and base level artistic skill
Fair

Student comments are simplistic and do not reflect an understanding of elements and principles of design.
Poor

Suggestions are opinion based (like, dislike, good, bad as opposed to strengths, weaknesses)



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