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WORLD ART PROJECT 
2nd test grade rubric - piece and presentation
Rubric Code: H2A4X3
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Powered by iRubric WORLD ART
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent!!

4 pts

Piece design and implementation

Poor

Piece was unfinished.
Fair

Piece was completed but showed a lack of prepared design.
Good

Piece showed elements of prepared design and was completed.
Excellent!!

Piece showed elements of prepared design; piece was completed and showed effort.
Region/Area of World

Poor

Piece did not display a particular area of the world.
Fair

Piece displayed an area of the world but it was not clear without further information which region it was.
Good

Piece clearly displayed an area of the world.
Excellent!!

Piece clearly displayed an area of the world and promoted historical or cultural elements to those who were previously uninformed.
Presentation Information

Poor

Presentation did not answer all questions.
Fair

Presentation only answered 5 questions or less.
Good

Presentation only answered 6-9 questions.
Excellent!!

Presentation answered all questions clearly.
Presentation Time

Poor

Presentation was delayed a day because it was not prepared for class.
Fair

Presentation took less than 5 minutes.
Good

Presentation took over 7 minutes.
Excellent!!

Presentation took 5-7 minutes.
Knowledge Level

Poor

Presentation proved student's complete lack of understanding of area and piece.
Fair

Presentation proved student's lack of understanding of area and piece by needing much prompting.
Good

Presentation proved student's understanding of area and piece but needed some prompting.
Excellent!!

Presentation proved student's knowledge level about piece and area of the world without much prompting from screen or poster.
Presentation Grammer

Poor

Grammer was often incorrectly used during the presentation; text lingo was written multiple times. Written assignment was obviously not proofread.
Fair

Grammer was incorrectly used during the presentation; written assignment was quickly proofread.
There were 7-10 errors.
Good

Grammer was used properly during the presentation most of the time. There were 3-6 errors.
Excellent!!

Grammer was used properly during the presentation. There were 0-2 errors.
Appropriateness

Poor

Student did not handle herself appropriately during presentation (fidgeting, side comments, giggling, etc.).
Fair

Student only handled herself appropriately during presentation half of the time (fidgeting, side comments, giggling, etc.).
Good

Student handled herself appropriately during presentation most of the time (fidgeting, side comments, giggling, etc.).
Excellent!!

Student handled herself appropriately during presentation all of the time and showed exemplary performance skills.
Personal Presentation

Poor

Student appeared ashamed, embarressed and disinterested during presentation. She did not represent her area respectfully.
Fair

Student appeared embarressed at first but tried to pull herself together to finish the presentation respectfully.
Good

Student was nervous but worked to represent her country respectfully.
Excellent!!

Student showed enthusiam, leadership qualities, and exemplary performance skills during this presentation.
Personal Presentation

Poor
Fair
Good
Excellent!!



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