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iRubric: Monologue Performance rubric

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Monologue Performance Monologue Performance 9/11 Students must write a monologue and perform. The monologue can be about anything or one (can be already created character or one that you made up). Students need to follow the script writing rules for this assignment. It needs to be 1/2-1 page typed, with no larger than 14 pt. font. Rubric Code: Q2X9CX6 By VBJohnson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Drama Monologue
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 5 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Story elements/facts 10 pts	Poor The monologue's story is hard to follow/understand and is not in a logical order. Student did not incorporate the picture.	Fair The monologue's story is not too hard to follow/understand and is in a slight logical order. Picture was referenced but not incorporated.	Excellent The monologue's story is easy to follow/understand and is in a logical order. Picture was integrated and part of the monologue. The audience was able to connect to the story.
Performance 10 pts	Poor The student displayed little to no performance techniques which did not at all go well with their monologue. (no emotion, no characterization, no vocal inflection)	Fair The student displayed some performance techniques which sometimes went well with their monologue. (some vocal inflection, some characterization, some emotion, but may not be expressed at the correct time)	Excellent The student displayed excellent performance techniques which went well with their monologue.(fully developed character, appropriate emotions, makes emotional connection with the audience)
Character Development 10 pts	Poor Character did not portray believable character	Fair Student did not stayed in character 70% of the time	Excellent The student portrayed a fully developed character and stayed in character the entire performance.
Written Monologue 10 pts	Poor Monologue was late and not typed. Monologue was not written in the first person or proofread. Several mechanical errors (grammar, spelling, syntax etc) Monologue was not double spaced, 12 font or a full page.	Fair Monologue was turned in on time, typed and written in first person. Some grammatical and spelling errors and in some cases handwritten monologue was turned in. Monologue met requirements of 12pt font, double spaced but exceeded the page minimum.	Excellent Monologue was turned in on time, typed, proofread and had little to no grammatical errors, or spelling errors. Monologue met typed requirements (page limit, double spaced and 12 point font).