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iRubric: Media Studies - Rubric for Viewing & Comprehending Video

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Media Studies - Rubric for Viewing & Comprehending Video Reading/Video Response Writing Rubric Using the Graphic Organizer and discussion questions provided, students are to make notes in response to short video (a parable) viewed. Rubric Code: TX5WB74 By MelonyFrances Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Handout Grade Levels: 6-8

Vidoe Response/Writing Rubric
	EXCELLENT 5 pts	GOOD 4 pts	FAIR 3 pts	INCOMPLETE 1 pts
Organization & Mechanics	EXCELLENT Writing is fluent and interesting to read. Discussion is backed up with evidence from the video. Response is to the point, in complete sentences, free of spelling errors and uses correct grammar.	GOOD Writing is fluent and mostly interesting; discussion could be supported more strongly, spelling errors are minimal and grammar is mostly accurate.	FAIR Minimal details from the video included. Conclusion or an opinion is not clear. Writing is not interesting.	INCOMPLETE Missing one or more of the following: paragraphs, details from video, opinion.
Ideas & Content	EXCELLENT Information is accurate and response shows good insight of the video. The response is complete. Discussion makes a logical conclusion or an opinion is offered.	GOOD Information is accurate. Discussion makes a logical conclusion or an opinion is offered. Missing an insightful analysis of the video.	FAIR Information provided is generally accurate but no insight or analysis is offered.	INCOMPLETE Information is not accurate. Not insight, analysis or opinion is offered.
Reflection	EXCELLENT The response is very specific and related theme of judgement. Many of the ideas are clearly supported with details/evidence.	GOOD The response is somewhat specific and related to the theme of judgement. Some of the ideas are clearly supported.	FAIR The response is not related to the theme of judgement. The ideas are not clearly supported.	INCOMPLETE There is no response to the theme of judgement. Writing is completely off-topic.