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Concept Building in Advanced Classes

To improve the student's confidence in the ability to communicate and execute original personal and visual ideas in his/her chosen medium.

Rubric Code: LCCB32

By jahansen

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Concept Building
100 % The student communicated and executed original personal work and visual ideas in their chosen medium.

Below Average

The student was not successful in communicating his or her ideas through the work.

2 pts

Average

The student could easily communicate his or her ideas but was not thorough.

2 pts

Above Average

The student communicated his or her ideas with a strong body of work.

4 pts

Visual Communication
100 % The student was able to communicate original thought in their final portfolio.

Below Average

The final portfolio had a an inconsistent style and concept and lacked originality.

2 pts

Average

The final portfolio had a consistent style and concept but may not the students thoughts may not always be original.

2 pts

Above Average

The final portfolio was consistent in style and concept and showed extensive originality in thought and process.

4 pts

Written Communication
100 % The student was able to communicate their ideas through written Journal entries about artists with whom they compared themselves to either conceptually or visually.

Below Average

The student had difficulty communicating his her ideas in the written form.

0 pts

Average

The student was able to communicate his or her ideas through the written form but needs to work on grammar.

3 pts

Above Average

The students had the ability to write about his or her work with original thought and without grammatical errors.

4 pts

Keywords:

Advanced Painting Drawing and Open Studio

Subjects:

Arts and Design

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