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iRubric: Monologue Project Rubric--"Victims Project

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Monologue Project Rubric--"Victims Project Use this rubric if your are creating a monologue presentation to share your story about victim/victimization. Remember that the "Victim Final Project rubric applies to your content. Your presentation should not exceed 10 minutes. Rubric Code: CX86A4 By beowulf Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Monologue Rubric
Use this Rubric for the monologue task. Use this Rubric for the monologue task. A monologue is an oral presentation-a one-man act. The story-teller assumes the role of first or third person for the purpose of this assignment.

Poor

Performance detracts from the intended story.

65 pts

Fair

Performance communicates message and holds audience attention but with difficulty.

75 pts

Good

Performance communicates clear message and generally holds audience attention.

85 pts

Excellent

Performance is engaging and holds audience attention with clear message.

100 pts

Overall Performance

10 %

The performance is to be memorized, not read and display emotion/expression, should tell a complete story, words must be well articulated and voice controlled; presentation should not exceed 10 minutes in presentation.

Poor

Performer lacked vocal clarity; forgot lines; did not connect with character; lacked emotion; was too short and did not tell a complete story.

Fair

Performer voice usually strong and clear; some articulation difficulties; forgot less than three lines; attempted emotion and character connectivity but lacked believability; broke character more than once and told a complete story; length was 11 minutes or more.

Good

Performer could be heard with adequate articulation; occasionally hesitated between lines but recovered; emotion attempts were sometimes awkward; character focus was strong and confident. Maintained audience interest and told a complete story not exceeding 10 minutes.

Excellent

Performer had excellent articulation, voice control, and could be easily heard; all lines were memorized and delivered with intentional emotions; monologue flowed in character; maintained audience attention and emotional involvement and told a complete story not exceeding 10 minutes.

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