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Short Stories Tableau 
Students are to work together in groups to create a dramatic representation of their chosen short story. The story must be presented through 10 clear tableau, as a way to show characters being developed. An explication narrator will interrupt scenes to break down the story element explications.
Rubric Code: N2W58XA
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  More Effort Required

1 pts

Developing

2 pts

Meets Expectations

3 pts

Exceeds Expectations

4 pts

Characterization and Symbols

More Effort Required

*Character development requires more attention.

*The scene requires reworking to connect more directly to the purpose of the literature being presented.
Developing

*Some character personalities connect to the author's intent, but could be explored deeper. Character's understanding of a life topic needs further connection.

*Symbols feel like they could be more connected to the character.

*The scenes somewhat demonstrate an understanding of the changing character's perspective about a life topic.
Meets Expectations

*Character personalities are mostly accurate and demonstrate a connection to the topics the story deals with.

*Symbols are connected to the character.

*The scenes mostly demonstrate an understanding of the important change in the character's perspective about a life topic.
Exceeds Expectations

*Character personalities are accurate and present a clear and thorough grasp of the topics the story deals with.

*Symbols are deeply connected to the character and shown how they influence the character's decision making.

*The scenes demonstrate a clear understanding of the important change in the character's perspective about a life topic.
Presentation

More Effort Required

*There is no consideration of body positioning evident.

*Uses only one type of body shape (open or closed)

*A lot of movement and silliness; no levels used.
Developing

*Group shows little to no concentration.

*Character portrayals are sloppy, lack effort, and show no expression or realism.

*Character portrayals show no attention to detail.
Some movement; little to no levels used.
Meets Expectations

*Group shows adequate focus.
Character portrayals are solid, but not spectacular.

*Character portrayals show some attention to detail.
Exceeds Expectations

*Group shows super-intense focus.

*Character portrayals are very strong, showing effort, expression and realism.

*Character portrayals show very close attention to detail.
Explications

More Effort Required

* Several elements requires attention.

* Explications are surface level.

* Explication narrator is difficult to understand throughout the presentation.
Developing

* Two elements are focused on (see (4))

* Explications show the "organs" and are ready to be dissected further.

* Explication narrator requires more practice to pronounce key words more clearly.
Meets Expectations

* Most elements are explicated through the 7 tableau (see (4))

* Explications start to cut open the "organs" but more detailed dissection is required.

* Explication narrator pronounces most words correctly.
Exceeds Expectations

*All elements are explicated through the 7 tableau (setting, characterization, conflict, symbols, topics/themes)

*Explications are exceptionally thorough, clear, and well detailed.

* Explication narrator speaks fluently, with clear pronunciation and easy to follow pacing. Narrator has clearly practiced.
Collaboration

More Effort Required

*Does not use body language to communicate a message.
Developing

*Some group members are collaborating.

*Some members willingness to participate.

*Group could work on cooperation nor cohesiveness.
Meets Expectations

*All group members are collaborating.

*Group is mostly cooperative.
Exceeds Expectations

*All group members are collaborating meaningfully.

*Group members show enthusiasm and professionalism.

*Group is very cooperative and cohesive.
Thematic Statement

More Effort Required

Developing: Step 1: Topic, Step 2: A clear message about life, Step 3: The benefits/consequences of following or not following this message. (A topic is presented rather than a theme -- review the difference between topic and theme from class notes)
Developing

Somewhat Developed: Step 1: Topic, Step 2: A clear message about life, Step 3: The benefits/consequences of following or not following this message. (Step 2 AND 3 could be elaborated upon in more detail)
Meets Expectations

Mostly Developed: Step 1: Topic, Step 2: A clear message about life, Step 3: The benefits/consequences of following or not following this message. (Step 2 or 3 could be elaborated upon in more detail)
Exceeds Expectations

Fully Developed: Step 1: Topic, Step 2: A clear message about life, Step 3: The benefits/consequences of following or not following this message.

Theme is elaborated upon in detail, like we practiced in class.










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