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iRubric: Greek Tragedy Project rubric

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Greek Tragedy Project Greek Mythology Project This rubric will assess students' performance on Greek Tragedy. Rubric Code: C83AC8 By vkesling Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Greek Mythology Rubric
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Content/Appearance	Poor Project shows little to no knowledge of Greek Theatre. Project is unacceptable and shows little effort. Students clearly did not rehearse or rehearsed very little. Students are not wearing masks or costumes.	Fair Project shows that the students have researched and have learned about greek tragedy. The story has clearly been rehearsed. Project is acceptable. Some students are not wearing costumes/ masks or the costumes/ masks do not add to the characters.	Good Project shows that students have researched thoroughly and developed a thoughtful greek tragedy. Project shows great effort and has been clearly rehearsed. All costumes and masks are logical and appealing.
Conventions	Poor Errors in spelling, punctuation, and usage and take away from the meaning of the project. Script is not complete either in content or in required sections.	Fair Some errors in spelling, punctuation, and usage do not detract from the project. Script is mostly complete in regards to content and required sections.	Good Few to no errors in spelling, punctuation, or usage are in the project. Script is well thought out and complete in regards to content and required sections.
Presentation	Poor The performance is difficult to understand and not interesting to watch. Performers are not engaged in the performance and do not exhibit basic performance discipline.	Fair The performance is acceptable- it was understandable and somewhat interesting. Performers were mostly engaged in the performance and exhibited most components of basic performance discipline.	Good The oral performance is thorough, can be heard by the audience, and is interesting to watch. Performers are completely engaged and exhibit basic performance discipline.