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Oedipus Mini Assessment (CD)

Create an original oral interpretation of a scene from either of the Oedipus plays.

Rubric Code: SX8X829

By DHolland72

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Discussion Director
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Content	Poor Content is not creative and shows no evidence of effort. The director does not create an engaging world for the scene to take place within.	Fair Content is somewhat creative and shows evidence of a little amount of effort. The director creates a somewhat original, and perhaps illogical world for the scene to take place within.	Good Content is creative and shows evidence of a moderate amount of effort. The director creates an original, yet logical world for the scene to take place within.	Excellent Content is creative and shows evidence of a large amount of effort. The director creates an engagingly original, yet logical world for the scene to take place within.
Completeness	Poor The director completes less than half of the minimum quantitive expectations of the assignment.	Fair The director does not complete all of the minimum quantitive expectations of the assignment.	Good The director meets the minimum quantitive expectations of the assignment. (What is on the assignment prompt)	Excellent The director goes above and beyond the quantitive expectations of the assignment.
Communication	Poor The director is completely off task for over 50% of the project and does not communicate with their team.	Fair The director does not communicate frequently and fluently with peers or they are the ones off task. The director does not that each actor understands the roles being played	Good The director communicates with their peers but does not keep their team on track. The director ensures that each actor understands the roles being played according to the characterization, setting, and actions.	Excellent The director communicates frequently and fluently with their peers and and takes steps to keep their team on track. The director ensures that each actor fully understands the roles being played according to the characterization, setting, and actions.