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Art Participation Rubric 
This Rubric is for general participation in art class.
Rubric Code: QXX4966
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

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  Minimal Understanding

(N/A)

Partial Understanding

(N/A)

Understanding

(N/A)

Thorough Understanding

(N/A)

Engagement

Minimal Understanding

Student does not attempt the assignment. Student does not try his/her best.
Partial Understanding

Student gives very little attention to the assignment and focuses on socializing.<BR>
Student does not try his/her best.
Understanding

Active attempt is made to achieve the minimum requirements.<BR>
Student gives assignment some of his/her attention.<BR>
Student sometimes tries his/her best.
Thorough Understanding

Student always stays focused on the assignment and always tries his/her best. Student works at improving skills and understanding of subject matter.
Attitude

Minimal Understanding

Student attempts to disengage from assignment and also draws other students into disengagement.<BR>
Student is always negative.
Partial Understanding

Student occationally makes negative remarks about the assignment and/or about classmate's work.
Understanding

Student is sometimes positive, engaged, enthusiastic and active during the assignment.
Thorough Understanding

Student is always positive, engaged, enthusiastic and active during the assignment. Student encourages classmates as they work.
Conduct

Minimal Understanding

Student rarely listens to the instructor, disrupts class and is not involved with the class activity. Materials and tools are not handled properly and safely.
Partial Understanding

Student sometimes listens to the instructor, occasionally disrupts class and needs a reminder to get on task. Student is sometimes disrespectful to teacher and classmates. Materials and tools are sometimes handled properly and safely.
Understanding

Student usually listens to the instructor, does not interrupt class and rarely needs a reminder to get on task. Student is usually respectful towards classmates and/or teacher. Materials and tools are usually handled properly and safely.
Thorough Understanding

Student always listens to the instructor, does not interrupt class and stays on task. Student is always extremely respectful to classmates and teacher. Materials and tools are always handled properly and safely.
Clean -up

Minimal Understanding

Student does not clean tools and surface areas where they are working. Student does not return all supplies to proper places. Student is not conscience about cleaning the studio as a whole.
Partial Understanding

Student must be asked multiple times to clean tools and surface areas where they are working. Student does not return supplies to proper places. Student is not conscience about cleaning the studio as a whole.
Understanding

Student sometimes cleans tools and surface areas where they are working. Student returns some supplies to proper places. Student is not usually conscience about cleaning the studio as a whole.
Thorough Understanding

Student always cleans tools and surface areas where they are working. Student returns all supplies to proper places. Student is conscience about cleaning the studio as a whole, not only his/her own area or supplies.



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